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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1997_09_10Pickering STOREROOM PERIODICALrHE 9V�or PICKERING PUBLIC LIBRAK) ews AdA s ( EIti7RAt Pickering :s Communit-ly Newspaper since 1965. Optional 4 "-eek home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand Septernl>er 10, 1997, Vol. 32, Not. 37, Pressrun -,42,500 30 Mages Pickeringma or tries to calm nuclear fears Y B1' MARIANNE TAKACS utive committee. He later explained ing last week between civic leaders councillors not to dismiss her con- ST4FF RFMlRr1:R he made the statement to reassure PICKERING — Residents are residents anxious about all the bad not in any immediate danger from the news coming out of the station in Pickering nuclear plant, according a, recent months. Mayor W v . His reassurances came after a re- Going down Pickering Hydro eases electricity rates BY MARIANNE TAKACS for an annual saving of $69 for ;T AFF RI -PORTER ratepayers. Cullectivcly. Pickering PICKERING — Residents of residents will he savtng $1.5 million Pickcnng "ill cn)o)a reduction in annually compared to what they their hydro rates effcLttvc Oct. I- were paying in 1994. Pickering Hydro has announced The rate cut will give Pickering the average rate paid by residential residents the second lowest rates customers will go down by 1.5 per among those charged by eight cent. municipal electrical utilities in The local utility commission Durham Region. Average hills in y Wayne Arthur.. P 3�'AYNE "This community need not be con- sentation to councillors from a resi- ARTHURS cerned. in my view, for their safety. dent maintaining people are afraid 'Need not be nor need they be concerned for their because of the plant, and criticizing change health:' said the mayor at Monday's the Town for not publicizing and concerned' meeting of Pickering Council', exec- inviting residents to speak at a mect- Going down Pickering Hydro eases electricity rates BY MARIANNE TAKACS for an annual saving of $69 for ;T AFF RI -PORTER ratepayers. Cullectivcly. Pickering PICKERING — Residents of residents will he savtng $1.5 million Pickcnng "ill cn)o)a reduction in annually compared to what they their hydro rates effcLttvc Oct. I- were paying in 1994. Pickering Hydro has announced The rate cut will give Pickering the average rate paid by residential residents the second lowest rates customers will go down by 1.5 per among those charged by eight cent. municipal electrical utilities in The local utility commission Durham Region. Average hills in decided to give customers a chance Durham range from $77.50 in to save -•.,me money hct*orc the heat- Oshawa 1„ Sltx t5 ,n 13nwk. leg season starts rather than There will ako he a cut of waiting for the traditional 1 3 to L5 per cent in the Jan. I to implement a rate Craig Burch, superinten- electricity rates paid by the change by CUPS. ndustnal/commercial scc- "it will give them a bit of board, says the agreement 'Stability for •r in Pickering. Though a break before Christmas:' ly about one in 10 Picker - says Pickering Hydro goner- _ g Hydro customers are at manager John Wiersma. �1► ndustrialdcommcrcial, they This will be the fourth .' .count for approximately rate reduction for Pickering `!) per cent of power con - Hydro customers since Janu- �. mption in the town. ary. 1995. The utility says Mr Wicrsma notes aRgrc- local efficiency improve- :.tic consumption of elec- ments are making the reduc- .1t)HN uicily by Pickering house. tions passible. All together, N IER.SNIA holds has not increased the four rate cuts will 1t*s since 1994, even though amount to 5.3 per cent. significant' their number has gone from "It's significant:' says - about 25.000 to 26,500. He Mr. Wiersma. "because we explains many residents are only control 14 per cent of the costs, switching to natural gas heating, so it's a very big reduction'• while people's consumption habits Eighty-six per cent of the rate and things like appliances are paid for electricity by residents goes becoming more energy-efficient. to Ontario Hydro. to pay the provin- While there is concern the end of cial utility for the power it provides hydro rate cuts may be near follow - to the local utility. ing the problems Ontario Hydro is The average residential hill in experiencing with its nuclear plants Pickering for 1000 kWh per month in Pickering and elsewhere, Mr. bas been reduced from SK6.15 in See HYDRO/Page 1994 to SK0.38 starting Oct. 1. 1997, and top Ontario Hydro officials. terns just because she's a candidate. "We were shut out of this discus- She said Pickering residents are sion that touches on the health and frightened for themselves and their safety of our families:' said Jill Fns- children. ter of Dalewood Drive. She also maintained citizens are "Don't hold meetings we don't frustrated by constantly hearing con- JILL know about, and let us speak for our- tllcung A. ni, tram Hydra. council- FOSTER selves" Ms. Foster, who's running 1,, r, .uch as Durham 'Let us speak for the Regional Ward I scat in ilii �' ah,,ut the safety November municipal ciccrn,n..;7 c,, NI VLF %R/Page 2 for ourselves' The board still has to negoti- Bandits � they can go to everyday:" she tional assistants and its custo- invade 1� I • it photo by A.J Groen The wealthy barber? At 10 cents a haircut and eight cents a shave, it's not likely that barber Frank Spataro finished the day with a lot of extra money. Mr. Spataro was out on behalf of the Pickering Museum Village on Sunday during its His- tory in Action event. Visitor Steven King took advantage of yesteryear's prices and asked for a close shave. INSIDE DurhaMDublic school support Artfest - Pickering incites you to celebrate at One the j Esplanade this weekend - Page 14. Organically speaking - Here's a way for you to make your garden to grow - Page 12. Editorial Page .......6 Entertainment .14 Sports ... .......16 Classified .........24 Real Estate .......RE 1 HOW TO REACH US General ......653-5110 Death Notices .683-3005 Auction Line ..683-7545 Sincerely Yours ......1-800-662-8423 Internet... ........ www durhaninew s.net I y a a staff, board ink new contract No raises for workers in 30 -month pact BY SUSAN O'NEILL STAFF REPORTER The Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPS) and the Durham Board of Education have agreed to a new contract for the board's office, clerical and technical staff. The 30 -month agreement, which will maintain the status quo on all salaries and allowances, covers the period of July 1, 1996 to Dec. 31, 1998 "The board is pleased to have reached agreement with its office, cler- ical and technical staff at a time when there is so much uncertainty in the field of education:" says board chairman Ruth Ann Schedlich. The agreement. which applies to 300 members of CUPE Local 218, was erage will become effective Nov. I. ratified by members of the bargaining "I congratulate the negotiating unit on Sept. 3 and by the board on teams for both parties for having Monday. worked so diligently to settle Cora -Lee Bugden, presi- this contract which should dent of CUPE Local 218, says provide stability for the while the agreement does not employees and ensure contin- give employees a raise, it is an ued quality service delivery in ..assurance" they have a con- Durham board schools and tract until December 1998. offices:' Mrs. Schedlich says. "I think most people today The board still has to negoti- are very happy to have a job ate agreements with its educa- they can go to everyday:" she tional assistants and its custo- says, adding "it's the best deal dial -maintenance staff, Mr. we could get" Burch says. Craig Burch, superinten- Both groups are represented dent of education and RUTH ANN by CUPS. employee relations for the SCHEDLICH Ms. Bugden says talks are board, says the agreement 'Stability for scheduled for Sept. 15 and 16 represents no cost increase to employees' regarding educational assis- the board. tants and for Sept. 22 and 25 He adds a number of "cosi- regarding custodial -mainte- neutral" improvements to heneftt coy- nance staff tt Tw L R s •INJECTION SPECALISTSM�a tN 1 FOR FOUNDATION CRACKS • CtftlneM block foulwallots _ Sum ppm WATERPROOFlNG SPECIALISTS • Sump P� • Dr • FD( POTENTIAL LEAKS 041" 2"T BEFORE RENOVATIONS "vili • INVEST IN YOUR Fm FOUNDATION v� PROFESSIONAL INTEGRITY/QUALITY WORKMANSHIP low n sone eirowiwwo mnd more thm 7AW twrrues rensired) Pickering residence seeking marijuana Masked pair wield Knives, scttic fur electronic game PICKERING —Two masked ban- dit, hrandi,hing knives Ricked two Pickering men in the hathroom of their i esldcnce and demanded drugs during a home invasion Monday. Durham Regional Polite said the chugs. with bandannas over their faces. ;mashed a basement window to get into the Glendale Avenue residence around 7 p.m. then demanded "weed" once inside. One of two IK-year-okl men in the home managed to dial 911 and report the break-in in progress before both were threatened with death and forced into a bathroom. Ix4ice said. One of the victims was punched in the face and suffered minor wounds, staff Sergeant Dave Wilson said. The handits, both believed to be in their late teens -- one wearing a Philadelphia Eagles football jacket - searched tlx: horse and fled prior to police arriving. "They (the suspects) were apparent- ly looking for drugs but found none and settled for an electronic game, which they took:' Sergeant Jim Grimley said. Early Tuesday mornit.g 19 Division detectives arrested one suspect, an I8 - }ear -old man who was found hiding in a Pickering apartment. He remained in police custody and was still being questioned as of press time. A second suspect was still being sought. It was unclear whether the victims knew their attackers. s sq�F0 sS �grFs 0 butes t�allirt` wadi fdloat- I(� M' Di�ati. Pttiet.'aa. 7Ytrtxs. 6ut� w rile in>>kdr Me fai hkw ms's witiott of die 16 oil ,-wolsilwile a3d� SK t. t otMtlAei} ll!11ii � lttlillsrt7�'' be tt,tnw 7- PAGE 2 -THE NEWS AIWERTISER WEDNESDAY, SErFEMBEN 10. 1"'7 Around Durham Oshawa woman reports abduction, sex assault OSHAII'A — Durham Regional Police are m%csogatmg a report an I8 -year-old Oshawa woman was kidnapped off the street, driven to a home by three men and sexually assaulted for several hours vester- day. The woman told Investigators she left a bar and was walking along Park Road South. near Cordova Road. when she w:is confronted by the assailants• who forced her into a car at about I a.m. She reported she was taken to a residence in south Oshawa where she told police she was sexually assaulted by her captors. Sergeant Jim Grimley said The complainant went to police later in the morning after she was freed from the home. She was taken to Oshawa General Hospital's sexual assault unit. At press time yesterday, no arrests had been made. Region Cold hands, warm hearts John Bolton and Lori Pogue give each Perry Saturday. Lori, who works at the other a big kiss following their wedding Scugog Street store, wanted her wedding vows in the freezer at M&M Meats in Port "frozen in time". Firefighter contract talks stalled Oshawa firefighters apply for arbitration after talks break down Bl' BRIAN LEGREE UC RHAM 1rAl-1 OSHWA — Oshawa firefighters have applied tor arbitration after contract talks w 7th the City have reached "a hit of a stand - ,tin." Talks between the Oshawa Fire Fighters Association (OFFA) and the Cit_v ha%c been ongoing for scvcral months, says Tim Brown. who's a member of the OFFA nego- tiating commnice. "We're had several meetings with the City, but we're at a hit of a standstill.- says Mr. Brown. "They say there's no money and we want a modest increase " ll,< 186 i.,ci�ghtc.. end 1U s..prchet� in the OFTA ha%cn'I had a raise since 1992. sacs Mr. Brown. A first-class firefighter earns $51.218. The OFTA doesn't anticipate an arbitra- tion hearing will be held prior to 1998, says Mr. Brown, who adds the association can still negotiate with the City in the interim. Brian Nicholson. Ward 1 regional coun- cillor. says City employees who have had their wages frozen for several years deserve a raise. "If we could manage our own finances I think it's reasonable for our firefighters and city hall employees to get a one or two per cent raise — the cost of living." says Coun. Nicholson, adding "the reason we haven't been able to sign these deals is the uncer- tainty over the (Premier Mike) Harris cuts." The City is currently trying to reduce its budget by $5.4 million to prepare for the elimination of some provincial grants effec- tive Jan. I. Advance polls for Whitby civic election %HITBI' — Advanced Polls for the municipal elec- tion will he held in each of the four wards in town Town clerk Don McKay told the operations commit- tee Monday the advanced polls will no longer be con- ducted dust at Town hall as U- been pact F—t,.c. Advance polls will be set up in each ward on Nov 1 Hydro rates reduced in Pickering Oct. 1 HI'DRO/From page I ernmcnt has also vowed there will be no rate increases until 2000. Wiersma points out the provincial Ontario Hydro rates have been utility has promised it will not frozen since 1994. increase the wholesale power rate it Pickering Hydro's rate reduction charges to municipal utilities as a remains to he approved by the board result of the costs being incurred in of Ontario Hydro• but that approval the nuclear division. is expected to be routine. The Mike Hams provincial gov- Pickering relaxes yard debris rules for storm clean-up PICKERING .- Some regula- es and other storm debris to the curb tions on yard waste collection in to he collected. Pickering will he suspended until the Branches do not have to be cut end of next week at least to help res- down or bundled as usual, and the Idents clean up after a violent storm Town is sending around a truck that blew through here Saturday equipped with a wood chipper to night. pick up the debris. If their regular "We will he assisting all residents yard waste collection day is still far with regards to debris." Town goner- off, residents may phone the Town's al manager Tom Quinn told council- customer care (420-4666), public lors Monday. He noted there was a works (420-4630) or parks and facil- "fair amount" of property damage ities (420-4624) departments to across the town. arrange to have the debris taken Residents can take fallen branch- away as soon as possible. and 5• from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.. fix those who may not be able to vole on Nov. 10, he said. The Town will use its computerized vote -counting equipment in the election. be added. People will still mark their ballots but in%x—d of putting them into a ballot box, they will give the forms iin SEPARATED m DIVORCED? Cnaina is easterat Seminars recommended by profes- ape 8 situation. You an smile again. Ea Preview sionals since 1989 Topics: law, letting go, esteem. Sept. 30 + Oct. 2. Save I with fuly refmdade relationships. Hear new friends. women 3 men your early registration. II n 416-263 3305. BROKEN WINDSHIELD? No Overcharge to Insurance Co. cke�9LLocaatioyn) We Pay . to 2 FREE TREATZAA PIZZA $100.00+, r : 2so Ba* W. 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It's hard to believe Ontario Hydro now" Mayor Arthurs replied the public was not formally invited to last week's meeting, though it was open to the public and media, because it was Intended to be a briefing from Hydro for Pickering councillors and -,senior staff members. He maintained it is Hydro's responsibility to meiit and communicate with the public to keep them informed of the situation at the nuclear station, and the .utility should not try to use the Town as a "foil" or intermediary between it and the community. Mayor Arthurs said citizens are legitimately con- cerned over the repeated accidents, spills, breakdowns and other problems at the nuclear plant, and the long- ` term "cumulative" health and safety issues associated with them. But he also maintained there is no reason for peo- pie to fear for their immediate well-being or any threat from the "day -today operation" of the plant. "I believe our community is safe," he said, adding' 'that if the station were unsafe die people who worked there would refuse to operate it in that condition. The mayor noted in an interview he is not backing down on his call for the Province to launch an in- depth review of the Pickering plant's operation and future. But, he added, concerns about aging equipment and outer problems at the station "shouldn't necessarily translate into a feeling of imminent danger." Hydro spokesman Terry Young agreed with the mayor it was up to Hydro to directly discuss residents' concerns with them. "The (onus) is on us to make sure the community is informed and that the community gets a chance to question or engage in two-way dialogue with us." said Mr. Young. He suggested the public forum on the nuc ear plaat bene promised last weer by Hydro nuclear divii m head Carl Andlogaini could take place before the end of the year. "I caa't say far certain. We're now trying to deter - am the best way to bold thus particular meeting and the timing for it" Meanwhile, Ward 2 Regional Councillor Doug Dickerson gave notice of a motion to have the Town. Ontario Hydro and the pirovirncial Ministry of FmW and the Environment enter into an agreement for the eemediiaaon of an oil -contaminated landfill site at the plaint. and to have Hydro pay the cost of the Town's hiring an independent coowhaot to maoitor dean -up Of the site. Coun. Dickerson's motion wfll be dealt with by Council Sept. Is. 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That true -life tale of perse- verance -- which earned both officers commendations -- exemplified the spirit of Fri- day evening's annual Durham Regional Police awards night. held at the Scugog Centre Community Hall In addition to the two con- stables, eight other police officers rccei%cd commenda- tions for actions which either showed intuition or were deemed as courageous and "bevond the call of duty". • Constable Chervl Carter, whose quick actions while off-duty shopping at a Picker- ing supermarket resulted in her saving the life of a small child who had choked on a cheese twist and stopped breathing. • Constable Jacques lam cops nonorea ror nravery, perseverance Nadeau, who provided CPR and resuscitated an elderiv driver who had collapsed and stopped breathing following a car accident. The man unfortunately died later at hospital, but he "would not have had any chance for medical attention at all" if not for the consta- ble's actions, noted Staff Sergeant Roy Good in pre- senting the commendation. • Constable Donald Patrick, whose intuition resulted in the seizure of a sawed-off shotgun, ammuni- tion and masks, and the arrests of two men believed to have been planning a robbery. The constable's routine check of a parked vehicle at an Oshawa motel revealed it to be stolen and further inves- tigation found the driver of the vehicle was a man on parole for armed robbery. Constables Steve Weeks and Laurie Rushbrook also received commendations for their work in the bust. • Constables Lou Waldman and Dave McDougall, who were investigating a car acci- dent when a vehicle matching the description of a vehicle used in a robbery getaway whizzed by them. Const. Waldman spotted the suspect car and the two officers gave chase. The pursuit lasted several kilometres along wet roads until the suspect lost control and was arrested. "Had it not been for Const. Waldman's alertness and the methods used in the arrest by he and Const. McDougall, we may have missed this suspect or someone may have been injured." noted Staff Sgt. Good. • Detective Stan Pinkney, of the robbery squad. who was off-duty and unarmed when he bolted from his resi- dence and gave chase ai two burelars breakinv into a home. He nabbed one suspect, while his wife gave a descrip- tion of the second and called 911. Also presented by Staff Sgt. Good with a plaque and commendation was citizen- ship Judge Walter Borosa, whose community spirit "heeds his challenge to (new Canadians) by giving his time and energy as a volunteer in Durham Regional Police Chief Trevor is actions in saving a choking Pickering McCagherty (left) and Durham Regional tot. Force members were honored at an Chairman Jim Witty flank Constable awards ceremony last Friday night in Port Cheryl Carter, who was awarded for hero- Perry. his community." Judges, for his rule in crime region, and Sandra Mackey, Staff Superintendent Jim prevention and sch(wl safety organizer of the annual Adams also made special pre- programs and dedication to Durham Regional Police sentations to Constable Pat volunteer activities in the Christmas food and toy drive. Long service awards given to Durham police veterans Six officers have served 30 years Durham Regional Police recog- nized dozens of otlicers and civilians for their decades of service with the force at their annual awards night Fri - Gas bar clerk charged in heist hoax A I'i.kcring #A., bar ."i, *hO .tantu-�t rhe w— heawnn and tied up dur- ing a robbery last year has been charged with theft and public mischief. The 32 -Year-old Ajax woman had reported to Durham Regional Police that on Sept. 12. 1996 she was robbed while working at Petro Canada at 555 Whites Rd. She told investigators she was punched and kicked to the ground by two knife-wiekhng Ixutdits then tied up with acrd inside the kiosk. A video surveillance camera had been disabled. Sergeant Jim Grimley said. Shelly Joan Wylie, of Harwood Avenue. is charged with public mischief and theft of property under $5.(lt X) o19roorponu0 htl1M C." ASSNOlim CAREGIVER INFORMATION SERIES Durham Region Cummumty Care Association is pleased to offer a 3 part Caregiver Information Series resigned to benefit individuals erring for an adult family member. friend or loved one. All sessions are held from 7-9 p.m. at 4K7 N'estney Rd South, Unit 19, Ajax. There is no charge but registration is required. Please call 427-2315 or I•SKK-'_55-6680 by Oct1. Tues., Oct. 7 Legal & Financial Issues Tues., Oct. 14 Community Resources Tues., Oct. 21 Durham Access To Care A FOR You Two MATERNITY Maternity Fashion Show Saturday, Sept. 13 2 p. ns. Pickering Village Courtyard N" #z R r 426- 19Emk : (�` 2088 Pickering A tt e Counywif day. Six officers received Canadian Police Exemplary Service Medals for their 30 years with the department: Inspector Dan Matthews, Sergeant Bob Hraynyk and constables Dave Mc Keen. Bob Wilson, Sam Fox and Peter Wraight. Given Canadian Police Exemplary Service Medals for their 20 years with the department were Detective/Sergeant Chuck Mercier, Staff Sergeant AI Mack. detectives Dean Campbell, Shane Wasmund. Bob Chopee, Ken Anderson, John Gilker, Neil Bradley and Rick McNab. sergeants Stc%c Marcoux, Rick Bates, Rick Keeler. Paul Wassill, Mike Ennis. John McLean. Gary Grcenley and John Standeven, consta- bles Darrel Hodgins, Peter Vander- Duim, Don Belanger, Dave Palmer, Paul Vibert. Rick Walsh. Scott Tun- ney, Gary Landon. Jim Harmer. Gord Black. Gregory Clark. Scott Tunney and Daryl Hudgins. Awards for 20 years of civilian ser- vice went to Carol Hughson, Valerie Kavanagh and Eveline Potocnik. Aux- iliary members Staff Sgt. Robert Rus- sell and Officer Robert Buller received 20 -year service medals. JKL ADVICKFISM 10, - PACE 5 Looking cool, staying slimmso ECIAL T Teen girls light up to maintain image $Y LINDA WH fIE SfAFT RFYMM1 Magazine ads portray it as glamorous. More Acrd more movie stars are lighting up on film. And friends assure them it will help keep them thin and looking cool. The reasons why teenage girls smoke haven't changed much over the years. "My older sister and her friends smoked and I thought they looked pretty cool:' admits 17 - year -old Samantha (not her real name). "I just wanted to try it, but now 1 enjoy it. 1 look for- ward to lunch so I can have a smoke with my friends " Samantha began smoking almost two years igo and hasn't yet considered quitting. Still. she doesn't want her parents to know and keeps a supply of breath mints and/or gum in her purse to keep her breath smelling fresh. Like many of her friends gathered at a popular high school hangout. she really isn't worried about the health risks associated with smoking. "I know it can cause cancer. but I honest- ly don't think that's going to happen to me:' she giggles nervously, glancing at her friends for reassurance. "We'll worry about that when we're older:' suggests a friend who also requests that her name not be used. But nicotine is a powerfully addic- tive substance and quitting can be dif- ficult for many, health officials warn. 'Teenage girls are quite aware of the health risks:' notes Durham Region Health Department public health nurse Evelyn Poletneff. "But in the young years, the 'it -can't -happen - to -me attitude' prevails. They're smok- ing mainly because of peer pressure. to look cool and to keep slim. When you're young, you don't think about getting sick and dying." According to a 1990 Ontario Health Survcy. about one-third of Durham residents smoke. Among women aged 20 to 44 years. that per- centage jumps to one-half. And Durham smokers begin smoking at an y waw smoke ,ADeastiob ID ins ON" sd Moab Founda- tion of Ontmi% molt rrn - Small= • To try to tttteawtte up'ib society's unseal- iuic and 'acxxptabk' breaks from the stringent demands dChM atdtogaW bowdttxpirtg; • Because of a WI&t o jprtlgect abet is por- aayed as a sophilficssed or desirable image: • Because of Me aocd111 p=wm-; • Because of loedistirltgt turd poverty that often mdm fdram bdEg f sigh: porerc • As a way to keep d fid on fe hW of anger or fivsuatioa: TTte survey found smoking in Durham is highest among those with primary or less educa- tion (39 per cent) and those with secondary school education (41 per cent). Only 24 per cent of people with post -secondary education smoke. Durham's health department wants to help women control, reduce and ultimately quit smoking Since social acceptance is an impor- tant factor, the health department has organized a cessation support group. "We will talk to girls about the way we're being manipulated by the media:' explains Ms. Poletneff. "You kook at women's magazines and most have something about dieting on their front covers. Many girls choose to smoke to help stay slim. Cigarettes do tend to dull your taste buds, so smokers aren't getting that much enjoyment from eating:' The seven -week support program will also kook at why the tobacco industry must keep attracting new smokers. '"They have to replace the people who have either quit smoking nr who have died from smoking:' cnt- cizes Ms. Poletneff. Those who take part will also be cnuwraged to look at fears which Deep them from quitting, including 'car that they're going to gain weight mkUor lose friends. We will look at how cigarettes gain ntool of your life:' Ms. Poletneff earlier age than ,other Ontanans, Fut .ince people arc starting to smoke at earlier ages than pnwt- otu generations, this finding may be because of the region's younger population, the health department speculates. Iltree support groups have been annel. The first is offered in the alth department's main office in the 'Ab tby Mall at Thickson Road and Ilwy. 2. It will be offered Mondays tram 7:15 to 9 p.m. begimmng Sept. ,v Another support group will be held of Simcoe Hall Settlement House at <17 Simcoe St. S.. Oshawa- If shawaIt run, Iuesdays from 1:30 to 3 p.m. begin- ninv rkr 7 I r 7rn m, mtormation, or, to register, call the Durhx- i 1 - 0 (-. mnecticu Line at 723-8521 or I.titr ,. I, ;r -158. IN TODAY'S News Adv_= Wed., Sept. 10, 1997 News Advertiser ' Ad ow Nangator Aja tk; ' Comput h AjaxlPjt:k ' Eatons Aja tk. ' Fuhn Shop Ajaxftk. 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LIS 2H5 Publisher: Tim Whittaker v Editorial yw NAVE REACHED AN Aumm_Tm`T RANDY I Me Open for business We have some good news and some bad news. First, the worst: The Towns of Ajax and Pickering are among municipal governments in Ontario to get failing grades from an independent business associa- tion, based on members' assessments of the way the Towns manage their responsibilities. Now, the good news: Both Ajax and Pickering received better -than -average grades in the province - wide survey conducted by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB). The CFIB surveyed 7,000 Ontario owners of small and medium-sized businesses. Sunny respondents. including 28 business owners in Pickering and 41 in Ajax/ Whitby, rated the performance of their local governments on things like the amount of property taxes they pay, how well the Towns use that money. fairness of bylaws and regulations. and overall aware- ness of small business issues. The average Ontario score on a scale of one to 10 was 3.40. Pickering received a grade of 3.72, while Ajax/Whithy rated 3.50. In other words, the elected officials and bureaucrats here are doing a little better than their counterparts throughout the province in the minds of local entre- preneurs. But, there's room for improvement. Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade president John Wiersma says, " I think (the survey) fairly represents how most business people feel. Local governments could be more supportive of economic development. There's still room to improve on development approval processing. for instance. Local government has to he ready to welcome small business and facili- tate small business growth.- It rowth"It must be pointed out that funding cuts by higher levels of government and downloading to municipali- ties of what were previously provincial responsibili- ties make it difficult for Towns like Ajax and Pickering to maintain services and infrastructure such as roads, which are the kinds of things businesses are usually roc—t. interested to. And, r"unicipaliuies arc prohibited from offering tax breaks to business. So. what can the civic leaders of Ajax and Pickering do to ensure our Towns are open for busi- ness:' Cut red tape wherever possible to streamline the development approval process for new firms. Continue, through their active economic development departments, to coddle existing businesses and court new ones. And, keep an open-door policy to compa- nies concerned about the way the Towns are run. After all. local independent businesses employ our residents. They play a huge role in creating long-term economic growth in a municipality. They are the engine that runs our economy. They deserve to he welcomed with open arms. Aii To respond to this editorial call lnfosorrce at �_e 683-7000 and dui! 5109 vWe asked... The question is: What could people do to care on the work of Mother Teresa and Princess Diana'' Tish Beckett M a u r e e n BiH Henry says, says, "Do more Fourner says, "Donate money charity work" "People could to your favorite contribute to charities that charities. And, could carry on communities their work" might do some- thing like hold walk-athons or big street sales" Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A Meuoland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday. Friday. Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax. Ont. L IS 2H5 ♦ Letters to the editor Adoptive parents are caring people who want to love kids who need it To the editor: I was shocked and angered at the truly negative article 'Adoption may he most unnatural family experience' written by guest columnist Kum Fernandes. What a horrible, bitter life experience Ms. Fernandes must have had it, have developed such feelings. For that I feel sorry, as no person should have to wffer a terrible childhood regardless of whether they were adrspted or not. I cannot, how- ever. share Ms. Fernandes'% obvious dis- dain for adoipoon as 1. too, am an adult adoptee who has nothing but praise for adoption and all that it startds for. I have known all my fife that I was adopted. 1 was chosen by two wonderful parents who have given me love and guidance and support all of my life. It m to their credit that I have grown into the happy well -adjusted woman I am today. As it turns out. my birth grandparents Save my birth mother the choice of keep- ing me and helping to raise me. My hinh mother chose to give me up for adoption in hopes that 1 would have "two loving parents who would love and support me and give me every opportunity at a fulfill- ing life'. I can't thank my birth mother enough for having had the love and the courage to give me something more than she felt site could give. I love the people who "raised" me dearly and they are without a doubt my parents, not my guardiam/caregivens as Ms. Fernandes seems to think is a mora appropriate term. My parents always have been and always will he nothing but my parents. Consequently, I have two older brothers who were not adopted and over the years there has never been a moment when my parents' lova: for my brothers was any more unconditional than it was for me. In a society where many young girls find themselves pregnant and not able to provide for a child and so many couples who have the love and ability to care for those children, we should be encouraging these young women to explore adoption as an option for their unplanned pregnan- cies. Childless couples are not wanting to adopt at the "expense of innocent and naive young women'. They did not ask these women to get pregnant. (The women who find themselves pregnant are hardly innocent. Naive maybe. not inno- cent.) People who want to adopt are sim- ply caring individuals who know in their hearts that they have the love to share with someone who is in need of it. Ms. Fernandes' twisted viewpoint seems to be more of a personal philoso- phy based on an obviously bad experi- ence. Maybe she should seek profession- al counselling to get to the heart of her negative feelings about her own adoption. Susanne Carey, Ajax The News Advertiser accepts letters to the editor. All letters should be typed or near* hand-written, 150 words- Each letter must be signed with a first and last name or two initials and a lust name Please include a phone number for verification. The ediror resenes the right to edit cope for style. length and content. Opinions expressed in letters are those of the water and not necrs- sarth those of the News Adv eritser Tot's sex assault `just plain sick' To the editor: i am sht eked. totally upset and dis- gusted about reading in the Aug. 24 News Advertiser the story of a two-year-old C)shawa girl being sexually assaulted. Where are the children accused of the crime learning this from! Arc their par- ents not watching them, or not paying anctition to what they see and hear? Its just plain sick. Being a mother of three 1 fear what this world is coming to. The innocence of children is gone. 1 am sick to my stomach thinking about this act of violence against a baby, and she is still a baby. Could no one see these children where they were playing? Never mind that no one heard this child screaming in pain from being tied up and then being assault - cd that way. My heart goes out to the innocent child. 1 cannot describc how angry and upset this makes the and most mothers feel, As for the: parents of the other chil- dren I feel disgust. They should be ashamed of themselves and their children. Anne Oke, Pickering Are gas price hikes out of line? To the editor- Ile ditorThe following is a copy of a letter to Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge MP Dan McTeague. Dear Mr. McTeague: With reference to the Aug. 24 front page article in the News Advertiser Headlined 'MP steps up fight against oil industry for repugnant hikes': Before i make a judgment on whether the oil companies are setting prices artifi- cially high, I would like to know some facts: • What has the price increase been for gasoline over the last 20 to 30 years? • How has this compared to: — the price increase for other consumer products such as clothing, food, housing, automobiles, education? — the increase in labor rates — private and public sector? — MPs' salaries increase? —gasoline tax increase? —total taxes mctease? • Of the total price paid for gasoline at the pump, what per cent goes to the govern- HURST Guest Column Pickering's Randy Hurst was among countless thou- sandsof area residents who watched Princess Diana's funeral Saturday. What to learn from Princess Di? As the ceremonial flag -draped gun carriage, drawn by well -disciplined black horses and flanked by red - jacketed royal guards, drifted slowly past the seemingly endless banks of a grieving multitude, i wondered: how and what are we to learn from the life and death of Diana, Princess of Wales? I watched those passing, crying faces framed by a backdrop of ancient London streets, historic landmarks and stately palaces. It seemed at times a surreal form of theatre - tragedy set amid the ruins of Empire. Last week, much of the world was awoken by a cacophony of tangling metal, tearing rubber and smash- ing glass, then jolted into a higher level of conscious- ness by the strobe of photographic flash. The world was awoken also to the awareness that one royal, an emo- tionally vulnerable single mother had such a powerful, subterranean bond with a world of common people. We live in a fashionable, speeding, jailed world of techno culture, self-seeking and self-serving individual- ism and a broadening alienation between people, races. classes and nations. In this same world. Diana struggled in life and was victorious in death to become true pon- tiff, bridge builder. Without the trappings of pretense, uniform and title. her life and death spanned a chasm between an emotionally remote monarchy, asleep in its illusion of superiority. and needy. suffering, low, every- day people. What do we say when we see a monarch moire visi- bly, emotionally shaken by the fire devastation of Windsor Castic than to the freakish and untimely death of Diana, flesh and blood. more blue than Charles'. i remember five years ago watching a teary, anguished queen to her rubber boots sorting through the burned out rubble of her possessions. This week 1 watched this same queen, dour faced, speak contrived, rehearsed, platitudes and hear her remotely refer to her former daughter-in-law and grandchildren as Diana and "her two boys.. Meanwhile, the Royals emerged from seclusion, vis- ibly unprepared and uncomfortable to face the emiction - al outpouring of normal gneving people. in the end. to appear allied in grief, they %tswwt unprecedented on the sidewalk with the rest of the crowd, almost humbled, as the cortege passed by. One can only imagine the thoughts of Prince Charles x% he walked with his two sons, trailing tier casket. He looked. after all this time, less important and loved than iter. just like during their marriage when he could not compete with her for the world's attention. Emotionally stunted and impotent. One can only imagine the sigh of relief heaved by the minions of gray -suited laborers in the monarchist machine last week when they first realized their pre- sumed rival for the hearts and minds of William and Harry and a nation would no longer be a thorn. Little did they perceive that only in death would she so ably steal all hope of their public relations victory over her. Yes. Diana walked in the world of the jet set, with all its glamor. fame and questionable fortune and at the same time in the world of the suffering, alienated and rejected. And perhaps her walk in these two worlds best reveals her exterior and interior elves. What was her sin? Diana was, after all, spurned by the Queen and her brood for what appeared to them to be her emotional instability. She was, the world eventu- ally learned, an emotionally fragile and needy young woman, drowning in a nightmarish media fish bowl without true love and emotional support. When the world respondcd to her and she adapted so ably, the monarchy (including her husband), insecure and jeal- ous, undermined her every effort to achieve selfhood, womanhood, and motherhood. Failing, she reached out to others in her vulnerable way and was betrayed by lovers, ridiculed by the media and scorned by that same monarchy who seduced her for their breeding require- ment. She served their purpose with William and Harry and then refused to go along with their royal agenda. At the same time, a world obsessed with fame and smut and rumor, voraciously consumed every souvenir trin- ket, video clip, photograph and newspaper article (true and untrue) it could consume. This gluttony turned ordinary, curious citizen of the world into peeping voyeur, and hence freelance photographer into pursuing jackal. As the funeral hearse drew her broken body from London and the final spectacle of her life, I wonder how much of those tears for Diana, Princess of Wales, were collective grief and how much of those same tears were collective guilt? In the end, perhaps the greatest service she per- formed was to reconcile each of us to our own suffering and the suffering of others. For the House of Windsor, abruptly awoken to its shortcomings and humbly made equal with the rest, it now can do more good for others less fortunate. If not, then it's back to sleep until her emotionally orphaned son ascends the throne. »tont? The News Advertiser invites readers to submit cohanns for Be Perhaps you could provide me with this Our Guest on curren, issues facing our Durham Region com- information? Thank you. munities. Submissions should be 600 words or less, must be Stephen Kern, signed and include a daytime telephone number. Unpublished Ajax columns may run in condensed form as a letter to the editor. ,JOANNE BURGHARDT. Editor -in -Chief STEVE HOUSTON. Managing Editor BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Advenismg Manager EDDIE KOLODZIEJCZAK, Classified Advertising Manager MONIQUE LEA, Real Estat /AutonaxiveAdvertismg Manager ARE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager BARBARA HARRISON, eroduawn Manager JANICE O'NEII., Assistant Production Manager CHERYL HAINES, Assistant Prsduction Manager LILLIAN HOOK, Adnurintntwn Manager TO REACH US General: 683-5110 Clarified: 683-0707 Oistrihmtioo: 683.5110 Adrin/Clacsilfed Fax: 683-7363 Composing Fax: 579-9273 E-mail: newsroomrpdtuliamirew•s net hitp://www.durhanwews. nn The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing. Publishing and Ihimbuung group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax a Pickering Board of Trade. Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc , Canadian Community Newspaper As— . Canadian Circulations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Coumd The publisher resmes the right to classify or refuse my advertisement Credit for adventwment limited to space price error occupies. 4DC GrCUW,ona A, ard A/ BoanWrr THE NEWS ADVF.R7ISER WMNDWAY, SErTEM{ER It. 1"I - FAGE 7 0 Pi'*ckering tribute Residents can sign condolence book for :nun, park to be flamed after princess PICKERING — Town residents can pay homage to Mother Teresa in the next few days and a park being devel- oped here will serve as a living memo- rial to Princess Di. The Town announced Monday Pickering residents can sign a book of condolences for Nobel laureate Mother Teresa who died last Friday at age 87. The book honoring the Albanian nun who comforted India's slum dwellers for a half a century can be signed in the foyer of the Pickering Civic Complex daily between 8:30 a.m. and 4:15 p.m. until Friday, in the Pickering Central Library auditorium Friday from 4:30 to 8:45 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 45 p.m., and in the Pickering Recreation Complex Sunday between 9 a.m. and 4:45 p.m. Meanwhile. Council decided Monday to name the youth park being built behind to the recreation complex Princess Diana Park. Council passed a motion proposed by Ward 2 Regional Councillor Doug Dickerson and seconded by Ward I Regional Coun. Maurice Brenner to pay tribute to 'the Queen of Hearts' who was killed in a car crash in Paris Aug. 31. The motion reads. "The sudden. unexpected and tragic accident which claimed the life of a loving young -mother. a beautiful daughter — who served as a role model to the world — has left untold millions of people around the globe feeling grief and sad- ness. "The bubbling enthusiasm, energy and courage displayed by Princess Diana has also touched virtually every resident of Pickering:" The resolution continues, "While many of us find it difficult to express ♦ Letters to the editor Most Royal Family members help charity To the editor: Your Sept 5 editorial "A princess for the ages" was excellent. except I must refute some points. You refer to Pnnce Andrew. Prince Edward and Princess Anne. and I quote that they "shotild make themselves more visible and give more of their time to chanty" You should perhaps have mote accurate information at hand before you print! Pnroxss Anne is the hardcq worker of the royals. Out of the 365 days in a year she devotes well over 250 to chan- ty work and this she does quietly with- out much hoopla and headlines. Pnrice Andrew until very recently (about a year) was a full-time naval oili- cer in the Royal Navy with no particular perks or time off you'd think his status called for. He in fact left the Royal Navy to devote time to many of the 200 char- ities Princess Diana gave up after her divorce. Prince Edward — well you could be right there This information is not from yours truly only (from what I have read and seen on TV) but endorsed by my current guests over from England according to their TV and newspapers. Kathken Mater We killed Princess Di To the editor: In the wake of the homfic death of the Princess of Wales, many fingers are being pointed. Most blame her death on the seven or so paparazci who were trailing her car on motorcycles, follow- ing a million -dollar opportunity. We all cry for revenge. However, we have forgotten one very important fact. These photographers would not be doing what they do without reader demand. It is we, the readers, whose insatiable appetite for tabloid press has caused this great waste of life. It is our d oilars who were stutted in the pockets of these 'journalists" and we who encouraged them to continue this ongoing rape of famous personalities. Our hunger for gossip killed this beau- tiful fairy princess. It is we wto) should be begging her family, especially her motherlesssons Princc William and Prince Harry, for forgiveness. May Di's soul forever rest in peace. Radhika Dixit. Pickering You said it... In response to our Sept. 5 editorial headlined •A princess for the ages', our readers said: -1, too, along with millions of others, little regard for her country or the am gneving and mourning the death of queen or royalty." the princess. 1 think the editorial was a little scathing about the Royal Family. Whoever wrote it isn't cognizant of an the good work that all the members of the Royal Family do. Members of the Royal Family are all very involved with charitable work" -1 have an opposite opinion. I see the woman as not quite what the media would have us believe. This woman was a self-confessed adulteress whc spent a lot of her life on vacation and, in this particular case, left her children and took off with an Arab jet -set play- boy and spent a lot of time with him on his yacht. If this woman had led a proper life and kept a lower pro- file, she'd proba- bly be alive today. But, they obvious- ily felt they were entitled to dive at ridiculous speeds through city streets and had utter con- tempt for other people on the road. You hold her up as an example for her kids. I'm certainly glad she wasn't my mother. She had CORRECTION NOTICE On page 5 o1 our Oyer inserted on September 10, 1997,' the price for Winfu Pro 8.0 reads '$139.99'. This price is after a ma" rebele. V% apologize for any incomNenience this error may have awed. JIM CORRECTION NOTICE Re: SEARS FLYER (Front Page Reads) Save 25% on Men's Dockers & Nagger on sale Mon., Sept. 8 - Sun., Sept. 14. Pape 3 Only 39.99 Timex Ironman Watch "Illustration irtcmecr Sears regrets any inconvenience this may have caused. our sorrow in so many words• who amongst us is without opinion of Lady Di? "it is an opinion formed over many years of watching the princess unselfishly sacrifice her privacy to assist those with leprosy, with AIDS, to the homeless, the sick children, to the disabled and to the veterans. "The worldwide campaign to forev- er forbid the use of land mines due to their debilitating and terrifying effect on civilians led the world's nations just last week to reach an accord hanning their use and naming the accord in her everlasting memory. "The residents of Pickering are also asking that Lady Di he remembered by present and future generations in a very special way:' A proclamation naming the park after Princess Diana will be sent to the Royal Family, her two young sons and her family. we snare their grief the Council resolution says. "We will cherish her moment amongst us:' A ti Diana's actions `touched virtually -every Pickering :resident' Ajax hair salon helps Sick Kids in Di's memory AJAX — A local hair salon will trim your hocks Sunday to help out the type of children Princess Di loved so much. Mario's Hair Design will open its doors from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., offering its usual prices — $12 for a men's haircut, $15 for a women's cut and $25 for a women's wash, cut and blow dry. All proceeds will go to the Hospital for Sick Children Foundation, in memory of Diana, Princess of Wales. Salon staff are donating their time for the cause. Stylist Penny Reid explains, "We all know how fund of children Diana was. We're doing it in her memory simply because we love her.'- Mario's Hair Design is at 116 Harwood Ave. S. in the Ajax Plaza. Appointments aren't necessary. For more information, call 683- 5911. 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N m)Ls may vary by yore. • 0 ' �J� ` Y I .bnul i(xIs titii(xr Saxt , for %our li<' n room ( h)r ^,e h iitd es (p -J IIII * pBd and n4allatx )n • 1(xr', of decorator shades Who ose from a Large seloY-At � 25 �1 Flvru «� (, Sq. R i *bck ks uedeipad and Ingdaadoin on tits stafacm. %tkumum Quanta teaiYetnenta. Details in star 105 Bayly Street West, Pickering Town Centre 705 Kingston Road, #18, Ajax Hwy. i2 & Liverpool Rd., Pidtering Pickering 683-2047 839-2252 420-2548 OMM 19—rue-...d"S"—bv.A.I"-�-,t amu—b,..a6E7,r.1—DkA-m., d fad HLkN1'H ISE i1PPUR FUN MES AL.ULkBLL CAU 1.800-W 711 Zip Across Town 4 7 2TR Express Toll Route PAIGE $ -THE NEWS ADVEKTISl:R w'JJ)SFS1)4Jr. SEPTENIHER 10. 1"7 , c by Pwitonvo Serving up hospital funds Amateur golfers who took part in a fund-raising golf hospital's diagnostic imaging department. Serving up tournament organized by Simply Italian Restaurant in the cheque during a presentation last week were (from Ajax hit the greens for a good cause earlier this year. left) Heather Montague, Alfredo Sewanee, Emilio When the last putt was holed, the Ajax -Pickering Hos- Bevacqua and Alfredo Colalillo. This marked the third pital Foundation had $1,50() to put towards a new Flu- year in a row Simply Italian has hosted a fund-raising oroscopy machine and bone density scanner for the tournament on behalf of the hospital foundation. Billboard WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10 BEAVERS, CUBS: The 4th Ajax Beaver. and Cub, accept registration trom 7 to 8 p.m. at St. Paul's United Church. King, Cres.. Ajax. Call 427- 6409. CANCER: Hearth Place Cancer Sup- port Centre offers a drop-in Breast Cancer Peer Support Group for women living with breast cancer from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. 579-4833. BEAVERS. CUBS, SCOUTS: The Ist (ilengr •% Scout Group hold, a general meeting and registration from 7 to 8:30 p in. in the gym at Glengrovc Public School. 1914 Glengrovc Rd New adult members being sought. 427-_5'_2 (Judv or Tom). NENCOMER-S: The Ajax-Picicenng N-A,.,men Cluh meets at it p.m. at Pickering Village United Church. 3W Church St. N.. Ajax. It's for women living in the arca three years or less. The club meets the second Thursdav of each month. Call 427-9510 (Doreen) for Information. SCOUTING: Registration for the 3rd Ajax Bcasers. Cubs and Scouts, and the 1 st Company Venturers is held at 7 p.m. at St. Bernadette's Church, corner of Harwood Ave and Bayly St., Ajax. Cost is $65 per child. 683-3523 (Paul Jaquith). SINGERS: The County Town Singers hold audition, at 7:30 p.m. at the Whit- hv Seniors' Centre. go Brock St. S., Whitby. Openings for soprano, alto. tenor and loafs. The Singers is a mixed voice choral group perf(lrming a van- ety of music. Auditions als(v on Sept 17. 666-2%'_' THURSDAY, SEPT. I I CANCER: Hearth Place Cancer Sup- port Centre offers Stress Buster, rela- tions and guided imagery techniques for cancer patients and/or their care- givers from 1 30 to 3 p.m. at R6 Col - home St. W. Oshawa, 579-4833, FRIDAY, SEPT. 12 ADDICTION RECON ERV: The Serenity Group holds its weekly 12 - step recovery meeting at 8 p m. at Bay - fair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd.. Pickering. The group deal, with addic- tions of all types, including co-depen- dancy. Children's program available. ate All welco428-'+431 (Jinn, evemnEsl Multiple Births Association hosts annual fall sale Sept. 27 PICKERING -- Used children's clothing w ill he a.ailable at a sale later this month. The Durham Region Parents of Multiple Births Association holds its annual fall sale of fall and winter clothing Saturday. Sept. 27 from 9 a.m. to I P.M. Up for- grabs will be gently used children's cloth- ing from new- born to youth. matermty items. baby equipment, stroller, toys. crafts and baked goods. Everyone's invited to the We at the Metro East Trade Cen- tre, on Brock Road north of Hws. 401. in Pickering. Admission's free. Duc to space limitations. the association requests people attending not take baby strollers or wag- ons. Volleyball for moms and tots PICKERING — A Moms and Tots volleyball program is offered every Wednesday morning from 9 to 1:15 a.m. at the East Shore Com- munity Centre. 910 Liverpool Rd. S.. Pickering. Co-operative babysitting with crafts and snacks is available. Cost is S10 to join and $I per week after- wards. Register any Wednesday at the centre. For more infor- mation, call Tammy at 420- 0652. The association is also recruiting volunteers to assist parents of multi- ples. such as twins, tnpltts and quadruplets. Volunteers would help care for babies by changing diapers• feeding and bathing them, entertaining and caning for other siblings, taking chil- dren on walks, assisting with house - hold maintenance and mal prepara- tion. And. if you're expecting moltipks, a representative from the association will visit parents in the hospital to offer support and an information pack- age. Call Lynn Faris at 905-372-0479 for more information about the associ- ation and its activities. Harwood PMail "Your Community Shopping Mall" 314 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax L THROUGHOUT THE MALL SHOP ITIL YOU DROP... Thurs. Sept. 11 - Sun. Sept. 14 COMEDY & KAROKE SAT. NOON -3 MVS��r,ANs suNopY "lino_ CLEARANCE i IN EVERY w lip STORE :i�nnn n'• ni�i�iliu R[i. 'HEtY�jq Princess Diana L Honored on Postage Stamps :. Itliltl ...... 111 i(Il�ltlllllttl 11111111• Just Days Before Her magic Death �tl1tf411t '11�111111•Itl-• 1:111111111 tr 4111'U Limited Edition s is lasting tribute to the "Queen of People's Hearts" OwMD the Id.'added \gin Fr dcn. -Three quarter; ogsSlt� Dram'. Impossibly tragic death, a set of nine of a billion people in 74 c nines watched the Limitod Edition postage stamps was issued Royal Wedding. When you realize that these to cornmennome her clursuble acts and conte- sumps are a LungM Edition of just thou- buions to humanity. Just a fraction of the issue sands worldwide, you can set the irresistible remains wooki appeal cut they ham io collectors. In fam we'rt "Our phones have been ringing off the hook:' nearly sold out ' stabil John Van Einden of the Internaamal Each of the nine colorful stamps in the sa is Collectors Society. the exclusive worldwide dos- four times Ute sine of a regular stamp. They're tnbuxor of the stamps. 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Anyone who can Help out at kast one night a week is asked to drop by and register or call one of the group's contact leaders — Norm Kayes 1509- 0835) for CuM and Bill Trapper (504-1301) for Beavers. Beavers are five to seven years old and meet Thursdays from 6:15 to 7:45 p.m. Cubs are eight to 10 years old andmeet Wednesdays from 6:30 to S p.m. Regzzwon is $60 per child. Meals served up for Legion Week PICKERING The Ladies Auxiliary of Royal Canadian Legion Branch 606 is offering lunches and din- ners through Legion Week Sept. 21 to 27. Lunch for under $4 is avail- able from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Dinner for under $6 is offered from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. All are wel- come. The Legion hall is at 1555 Gayly St., Picker- ing. For more information, call 139-2990. THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY. SErMM/ER 10. 1"7. 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Organically, perhaps Due to a commitment to attend a Pickering Healthy Community Ini- tiative 'Visioning' Workshop. 1 am sadly going to miss a great opportu- nity to visit the Ecology Garden in a tour sponsored by Durham Environ- mental Network 1DEN) an Thursday. Sept. I1 at 7 p.m.. at Bowmanville High School. However. from my colleagues who attend. I am counting on receiv- ing good second-hand information on how to garden organically, plant a butterfly garden. as well as learn about a 'zero' water garden. Whether you are an experienced green thumb or just thinking about planting your first garden. DEN invites you to join the guided tour of the Ecology Garden. a project of the Canadian Organic Growers (COG). This is a good occasion to view 24 pesticide- and herbicide -free com- munity plots. six of which are used by schools. Teachers. in particular. who are thinking of incorporating a nature space at their school. should take the tour. Al Vaillancourt. COG's Durham LARRAINE ROULSTON Recvcler's .Report chapter chairman, who is a most delightful speaker and knowledge- able gardener. will host the evening's event. 0 J J Positive change is almost always the result when residents come together and become actively involved in their community. This has been the case since the official launch last April of Picker- ing's Healthy Community Initiative and 1 am pleased that waste manage- ment and the 3Rs are part of its vision. The Town of Pickering and 24 other communities in Ontario have been selected as finalists in the Tnl- 1 Boyds Special Event Figurine (AN AILABLE ONLY IN 1997) IL PRINCE ILAMALOT Available at Browsers Nook Thin. Sept. 11 to �► Sat. Sept. 13 Order ach- to reserf.e this limited edition ne.nd this shone for information n how to handle your health. itmrss and finances. Speakers ti,nri the health field and Nesbitt Burns will address these important issues. Heather Korol, a former member of Canada's track and field team and t(XIAV a personal u-Ainer and motivational speaker. will be the emcee for the evening. kvrRoDUCING SOME OF OUR SPFA>KFRs QUALSICAT10M • Owner and proprietor of Pinnacle Fit— • 8 years Personal Training experience • Certified Personal Trainer / Fitness Appraiser • B.Sc. Biochemistry / Pre -Medical Emphasis • Level 171 Coaching Certificate ACUMVEMENn • Attended Nordwrn Ariaona University on a Tract dt Field • Member of Canada's National Trade team for 3 years HFATHM KDROL . Gold micilabst at the Cauda Games/Pan American tam r•.....•••••••..••••.•••••••••••••••••• CIBIx>rs1,aqK 115. - -. AftCHFIJZ K" DIRZKO, MD, tPMCRQ Q[JALIFICATTOI�S QITAUWK-ATX)I S . ;" - ' at Acts * . &V x • Associate Ptofesstu U of T ° : • Has been in the flmacial iri m for d.. Faculty of Medicine, Dept. of Pm 6 YOM rr , OblC:yn .• • Speaks at group sessions about financial • Active Staff at St. Michad% firntre Hospital, Department of • sttellgth is financial A Ob/Gyn I • planning (i.e. RRSPs) Jpx, • Director Mid fife Menopause • • Background in econom �- `linic () •ics at the University of • HRT in peri and post menopausal Toronto • • Women , • P �- •Completed the New a ruhent of fractures using harm ad York City Mamdlon, and own -hormonal therapies . Boston Marathon and • Member of Boos and Mineral is the Marine Caps 61 Group (V of T) � Q �j yy�1�+�,{Maiaina�+thhoon �J} {, (,�(�t�/ c g uy O., �7LY l MEEK 17111, 1777 Eli Lilly Canada Inc. 365o Daus. Avcriw, &"b=.to To orcicr ycur ticket by Vm, Mwtertard cr Amaican Expre" call Debbie Crovea aL 4954400for exlrbtor iafor>dice cal Rort Kim at 4TA400 tai as CMARMA tNa_ hC Mirror 1� m MM ,i. hie# Orocceds to 0AZOPOrO& SOCey 14 lium Foundation's first Caring Com- munities Award. "Being selected as a finalist by the Trillium Foundation for this first award represents a milestone for us:" said Mayor Wayne Arthurs. "It is thanks hi the active involve- rnent of our numerous partners that Pickering's Healthy Community Im- tiative is positively impacting the community" To help us move toward a healthi- er community and it sustainable soci- ety. the hook entitled 'Get A Life' by Wayne Roberts and Susan Brandum is well worth residing. 'Get A Lite' is acailablc in most hook stores or through lire A Lite at 416-699-6070. UUU COMING EVENTS: Sept. 13: Oshawa 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.. one -day only backyard composter sale in the parking lot of the Oshawa Centre (Stevenson Road and King Street West). Norseman Plastics in partnership with Durham Region Works Depart- ment will offer composting informa- tion and the Earth Machine for only $25. Nov. 3-10: Waste Reduction Week (WRW). sponsored by the Recycling Council of Ontario. is one of Picker- ing's Healthy Community events. W During WR. The Mtryur's Chal- lenge between Pickering and Ajax determines. by weighing garbage trucks, which community sends the least residential waste to landfill dur- ing November. UUU FAST FACT: Did you know that more than 40 million lawnmowers consume 200 mullion gallons of gasoline to keep North America lawns trimmed° Have a wildflower garden to "cut down" lawn space. Lorraine Roulsion's column exploring em-irunmental osue.% reqularIv appears on Wrdnesdai' rianT now Tor a Tull growing Shirt every garden project i ate' Award WlMlng Rome lAlIdSGIpE Design service STORE HOURS MON-FRI 9 AM -9 PM SAT, SUN.. & HOL. 9 AM -6 PM SALE ENDS TUES. SEPTEMBER 23/97 >Cnstonl Ouipaill Plan only $50 (Single yard front or back / $100.00 for both). >011 -site CansaHation - Call for appointment! (Plus an easy to follow plan, and plant maintenance tips) )0Do-1111:-yoaraelf Installation (Professional installation by authorized contractors available) >Fres Plan with Landscape Plant Pwchase ($50 planning fee credit with purchase over $500.00) WHITBY TAUNTON RD. 410 TAUNTON RD., WEST HM 2 KWY 401 aaara. (905) 686-0844 photo by Ron Plotrcniro No teeny zucchini Ajax resident Ahmad Khan is quite proud of this 79 -inch zucchini he cul- tivated in his Billingsgate Crescent garden. With this much zucchini, Mr. Ahmad's culinary options are wide open. Beat your fear of public 1 speaking Help is available for the seven out of 10 people who are afraid of public speaking. Registration is under way for the Christopher Leadership Course in Ellective Speaking being offered in •%lax. Oshawa and Scarborou Lh. Participants will learn m organize their thoughts and deliver a speech in an effective manner The aim is to Improve confidence, self-esteem and leadership skills. You'll get instruction in how to structure a talk, introduce and thank speakers and accept a gift. Courses run I I weeks, with each session lasting about three hours. I hey're open to anyone 16 years and , Ider. Cost is $115 for most and $105 for ,eniors and students. In Ajax, the course is offered at the Durham Regional Police station, at the ,owner of Harwood Avenue and West- ney Road. on Sundays, starting Sept. 1, beginning at 7 p. in. In Oshawa. there's a courx: at Holy Cross Catholic Church, at the corner of Smi Street and Olive Avenue. It starts Thursday. Sept. 25 at 7 p.m. There are also two locations in Scarborough. To register or for more information. call Mary Anne Fullest at 721-19x-1. Graham Cantwell at 728-1076 or I - 8tx1_y 18-9925. Survey says: Ten per cent of area employers will be hiring until year's end Staff cutbacks arc projected have stayed Jluad of projected hacks are projected in constrlac- to overtake hiring gains in lob losses in our wrvxys for tion, while mixed intentions arc Durham Region during the final more than a year:' says Kathy reported in durable goods man - three months of the year. sag- March of Manpower. "Three ufacturing. transportation. pub - gest results of a survey released months ago, !0 per cent of he utilities, wholesalc-retail by Manpower Tcmporar SFr- employers polled expected trade. education and serlr*cs. vices. increases white only cone According to Manpower's per cent projected a Employment Outlook Survey, decrease. 10 per cent of area employers A year ago, the mar- mlcrvdewcd intend to add more gin was much narrower worker. in October. November as 10 per cent expressed and December, while IS per hiring intentions and cent project cutbacks. eight per cent foresaw Another 66 per cent foresee reductions:' no change in personnel levels. Joh opportunities while six per cent arc unsurc of appear most likely this their hiring plans. fall in nun-durablc gtxxfs "Until now. staffing gains manufacturing. Staff cut - Durham College program emphasizes self-employment strategies Seeking success through self-employment' Business and Industry Development Services of Durham College is implementing a self-employment pro- gram in co-operation with the National Bank of Canada and Westminster United Church. 'Take Control of Your Future' is a 12 -week program designed to provide the fundamental skills necessary to make a small business successful. The course will provide participants 75 hours of class- room work, experiential learning as well as eight months of follow-up. One-on-one mentoring. as well as workshops. provide participants excellent leads to the successful man- agement of their own business. Participants will learn the fundamentals of market research, promotion and sales, developing your own business plan, finances, bookkeeping F and accounts receivable, legal considerations and taxation. "While the program is designed to teach the funda- mentals of business skills:' says Christopher White of Westminster United Church, -we are also adding a new component based on comments from previous graduates. There will now be a section on the impact of self-employment on family life. We have found that spousal support and understanding are critical for the success of these new enterprises." Financial assistance is being provided by the National Bank of Canada in the forms of loans for tuition and com- puter purchases. The first year is interest-free and there is a three-year payback period. The tuition fee for the program is $1,198. The course will run at the Durham College Skills Train- ing Centre, 1610 Champlain Ave., Whitby, Saturdays from 8:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. from Sept. 27 until Dec. 13. For more information, call Janis Richardson at 721- 3333. Fairport ratepayers meet Tuesday PICKERING — The Fairport Beach Ratepayers Asso- ciation meets Tuesday, Sept. 16 at 7:30 p.m. at French- man's Bay Public School, at Oklahoma Drive and West Shore Boulevard. Topics to be discussed at the meeting will include updates on the Fairport Beach Parkeue, the 1osE Arsenault situation and the Waterfront 2901 Task Force. For more information, call FBRA president Paul White at 839-4121. ADVERTISING CORRECTION Ina. , - .1 ,... this Meal riri5e Iluk ii.c rays o sun. Ruby Begonia upholslered lumdoxe MITI be ava::joie September 26, 1997. Panasonic Powerplay -sen. page 6 Cordless Idepnone. Mod KXTC165 white colour only salable October 6. 1997, black .-our avalable as advertised. 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Fri. 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m., Set. 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m., Sun.12:00 noon - 6:00 p m. 420 1000, Ext 250 or 251 MGC 14 - THE NEWS ALWERMIM WCDNISDAY, SErrF2AB S Id, 1997 ws Advertiser &f e4xseal New Arts jee, Newsroom 683-5110 - PA.t:083-7363 The Waterfront at the tliYorea d Llverpoal now orl>etlr averts DAY racilities 420-2020 7 I o►el outdoor Fade - Rola a BMW llreakraat • butch • Diener She's kept on her toes... Pickering girl learns lessons at National Ballet School Kell Winterston normal courses like math and Eng- always been her first love. Y lish, and compulsory studies in art "I did tap and jazz and didn't real - among 150 young and art history in a class of 15 other ly like that," she explains. "I only Dattan wall be rtpteserred al dancers/students, really liked ballet." dancers accepted Although the school offers sou- Kelly's mother, Beth, says that into dents the chance to live in residence, Kell% will live home during although the school is demanding both renowned at the physically and academically, training ground for school year. The long hours of dance and the students are taught in a positive and professional environment that top dancers schooling ahead of her can't dimin- ish Kelly's hove of ballet. helps them excel. "It's cil. the event win featurte art Play at the gazebo As well, there will be lots of going to be quite an experi- W6Vi iCs for cttildteo, ;.ckhding ot4mu, ani - "I'm really excited. I'm looking ence for her. I've spoken to some of BY AL RI%F.TT forward to all of it." says Kelly, who the moms there and the whole expe- .1A1-I RFMIR-I ER attended Gandaisetiagon Public rience has only been positive. You PICKERING — A Pickering School for three years prior to join- never hear a negative word. The kids youngster uhr, returned to classes Ing the National Ballet School. just love it there." says Mrs. Winter - like other children last week really fights his art, his aivaxtaes}lying with Canada son. has to be on her toes."It's That's because Kelly Winterson. r Its to be r it Kelly initially auditioned to ads canaatwty, aometung the going become part of the summer 9. is studying at the renowned Pro -school Pmt• In prior years. Pickering had of ballet last March. She fessional Ballet/Academic Pro- quite an experience was one of 180 ballet students to gram at the National Ballet School bur in tie bbary aodiroriun.fawjtart be accepted into summer school In Toronto. Joining an elite group of 150 from :for her...The kids which ran from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 young people across p.m. each weekday through July. Canada. She's in Grade 5 love it there During summer . chcml. the stu- at the school.just dents learned character dancing. which has trained such national "" body conditioning and pointe — ballet treasures as Karen Kam,«. Beth Winterstoin the art of dancing on your toes. Veronica Tennant and I -rank ..It was really fun:' she says. Augustyn. The young dancer say's she Kelly was one of only 50 new plans to continue it, hone her dancers accepted into the program ballet skills at the school. from approximately 180 dancers Dancing has been a large part of Dancers must keep up with academ- who took part in the annual Spcc- her life since age two -and -a -half is and dance standards and must re- trum United Summer School in Jul). when she began learning it while liv- audition for entrance into the school The National Ballet School houses ing in Kent. England. each summer. students from Gradcs a to 12 Since moving to Canada at age As the school supplies most of the Kelly's day at !hr school hc,_ens at six. Kelly has continued to pursue dancers to the Nauonal Ballet of v V) ., no .1111 rn.! ,nrtlln ..,i rr 5 her Interest by taking various types Canada. Kelly hopes one day to take p -m !.,rose at the O'Brien Dance Cen- the stage with the top ballet dancers Her d.,:i. .. .,� in the country, although that is still hours of d.,r.. K:11% admits ballet has years away. Ann E. Ward and Peter G. Hurley play Poll) and Paul Butler in the hit comedy Marriage is Murder current- ly playing at Herongate Barn Dinner Theatre on Altona Road north of Pickering. Comedy opens new Herongate season PICKERING — The curtain went up on Herongate Barn Dinner Theatre's fall/winter season on the weekend with the hit comedy Marriage is Murder. Written by Dick Hall and directed by long-time Herongate director and actor Rick Kerr, Marriage is Mur- der follows divorced couple Paul and Polly Butler who were co-authors of the popular Miss Charlotte Mysteries. When Polly shows up with the promise of great financial gain if they collaborate again, Paul is tempted. The trou- ble is the pair can hardly stand to be in the same room together. The lead roles of Paul and Polly Butler are played by veteran actors Peter G. Hurley and Ann E. Ward. Marriage is Murder continues at Herongate until Nov. Cost for dinner and show is $35.95 per person. Herongate Barn Dinner Theatre is at 2885 Altona Rd., Pickering. For more information or for reser- vations, call 905-472-3085. i-. HERONGATE' Ar-Alliar BARN THEATRE 2885 Altona Rd. Pkdurhng NOW PLAYING A Spicer Comedy by Nick Hall MARRIAGE IS MURDER "a .mash hit" �Si.110 off with this ad. As)% Thurs.. Fri. or Sun. in Srpt. Kelly wmterston is like most kids in that she returned to school studies last week. But Kelly is unlike most in that she's studying at the presti- gious National Ballet School in Toronto where she'll learn dance disci- plines along with academic subjects. Rickering hosts Arffest1 .BY AL Rtvt_-rr r with the park ate jueW at its diiipoosl, j6 - roofawwra I. = Town an host a dhow which troop showmes PICKERM — A! fasts dun nts. of the arts cotnrnunk in *1* Mete ohhly Meet" die [reeds of visual Dattan wall be rtpteserred al artists and we weren't meeting the needs of the Anfest ung at e Vlen "We Esplan �a the Picker- wanted r t that f. do someming diftetleot that focuses inS Civic Complex Samoday, on an the arcs. There's a lot of fie talent in the Sept 13 from I 1 axL w 5 p.m. utas and this is a way to showcase that talent" • Homed by the Town of Pick- Artiest others samediing for evayooe, notes aiag's Deparmient of Culture Wiinterseein. In allmm to dauical and vocal and Recreation in path ndw tusutsic and fine ate displays m a variety of wob die PmeRidge Art Cam► O media. die youth alternatrisse band Alta EW will cil. the event win featurte art Play at the gazebo As well, there will be lots of ul.bits, drama worksiaipc, W6Vi iCs for cttildteo, ;.ckhding ot4mu, ani - children's and youth's art nulm figure sculptures. sand art, paper bats wdvims as well as a n,rrber and fat: painting• A special appe artLe by of singing, dancing and musi- 'Fadta Goose' Bill Lishman is slated for 2 pan. rel pearfonmatwes by a variety is the council chambers at the civic complex. of community groups at the Known worldwide for his award-winning R .. park's gazebo. sadptue, film making and -nun. LrsMiai Lynn waste stein, of the cad- will make a rrrtlti-tnedia preseno6ott that liigh- nme and reaeaian de paruneK fights his art, his aivaxtaes}lying with Canada says the inaugural Artini will Geese and is filming the Columba TiiSuer encornpass an elernentts of rte mot— Inch Fly Away Home. The cast is $5 ads canaatwty, aometung the lerpaaon for the presattaoon with all prneaods Town had been uoabk to do in tthe to tie PineRidge Arts Council. Pmt• In prior years. Pickering had Ambling the many mushcal groups taking holed a ptried art show for pot Dod mi Region abets each O=r , '12makinitay is a femak a capdh quis t bur in tie bbary aodiroriun.fawjtart lainoosty.Mat of die Craft, bake sale at Legion P I C K E R- 1555 Bayly St.. Table rentals ING — The an Pickering, are available for Ladies Auxiliary Admission is $10. of Royal Cana- free. For more dian Legion All are wel- information, call Branch 606 is come to attend. 839-9144. holding a Craft B k A S I a e a e Sunday. Sept. 21. The sale will run from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Legion hall, 34th ANNUAL MARKHAM ANTIQUE SHOW 0!SE OF ONTARIO'S OLDEST SHOWS SEPTEMBER 12, 13,14 1997 LOCATION MOUNT JOY COMMUNITY CENTRE 6140 SIXTEENTH AVENUE, MARKHAM ' HM's' 4 6 tint Ia.YI l I ells. BF.III�U 711E ld4Dl.� aISAETI FRIDAY 12TH 5:00 P%I -10:00 PM SATL RDAI 13TH 10:00 AM • 6:00 PM SUNDAY14TH 11:00AM-5:00PM ADMISSION $3.50 Preteens are free HOURLY DOOR PRIZES S W INSOICED err MAI(KHAM LIONS CLUB ' For more information contact bion J- 11,1111905) 294.2721 Hope to see you there! TIM TDpeccial Events TUESDAY Kids Eat Free 2 Kids with 1 Adult Entree WEDNESDAY Wing Night THURSDAY Rib Night FRIDAY & SATURDAY Chef Specials SATURDAY AND SUNDAY British Breakfast 10:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. • All ball learns in jerstys receive 25f wings • All golfers present score card and receive 10% off food orders SAT. SEPTEMBER 20 All day, all night -50% off your food bill SEPTEMBER 27 Corn Roast & BBQ Live entertainment -Martin Barret 1400 Bayly St. (at Liverpool) he Esplanade amp are atrantiletl in the barbershop atyle•- akbomgb nncb of the tepertme is coastsep> may. • Kick Up A Funs CloSgas, under the inaYhhe- tion of AnSek Cainerat, rade in age from Eve to 75 years of age. They perform a rhythmic tapping of the fact Eastside Harmony. a draper of the Sweet Adding Internabottd• is a clhotus of 48 vibrant women ranging horn new nwit hers to rand - mothers who krre to situs in four-part harmony. • The Aju-Pickering Cotnmhtnity Orchestra Woodwind Qmitutet will play at both die pzebo arta in die suditnti4an. 'the neth, es- was fanned in October of last year by local musi- cians who waaw to perform. The quinm win play music by Sousa. Mozart. Scow Joplin and Henry Mancini Other group. who win patit-ipae in Artfest on the Esplanade are The Wallace Symington Highland Dancers. Ph aing-West Hill Musi- cal Tbeatre, O'Brien Dance Centre. Joyful Noise Quartet. Baroque Players. Pickmali; Concert Band, Durham Dance Centre, O'Leary 's Sdwol of Darr& the County Tam Singers. •Ilie Wnins' Qrde o(Mrb= Region the Pickering Racy Music Festival of Stats and several WRtal artists, Artfest is free, aildioush 6= is a chose for the No For Ince iafasRnpm, cat 42D46& ' ' We re off to for the UMTED WAY WEEKEND Sept.13/14 with the /sties/ REMOTE CONTROL go AURPLANIE Mf + featuring up to 50 planes & helicopters + various scales and sizes + airplane flying demonstrations every hour DonwrwrOMons by" VAMM AHO aaooaasHs ® ♦ Seniors 60+ 15% of Regular Admission ♦ WildBower Garden ,D/as! hope Paieting, & Bird Sat uls Monday to fhday , � & � ivL�yw &&,a A/!!i ♦ Grandiddidmn (6,rs & untied t IW# )?Wst Admission FREE with payalp senior Malay to F}iday 0 drild per senior) ♦ You receive a gift valued 1.. $7.95 = vu pusd— of S25 in err Gag SAops ♦ Chrnanthentum & Dahlia Society Jig and Showlnp 19 ADULT s$;, FAMILY "21: s r• I r ton Ro od �%ITRI oi)s i,r,o(, �uu ibl l ti'1 I11 '10 , I,"(, II,UiI er N swoon Illlhetrn May 1 1 os, s r• I r ton Ro od �%ITRI oi)s i,r,o(, �uu ibl l ti'1 I11 '10 , I,"(, II,UiI Volunteers can make There's a lot you can do for your community, by lending your free time and your wealth of talents as a volunteer to help less fortunate people living in your town. Several kcal agencies want you as a volunteer member of their tearms. Ajax -Pickering Community Care Home Support Program: Nerds volun- teers to drive Seniors and physically dis- abled adults to their medical appoint- ments. A gasoline compensation is pro- vxkxd. Call Sally Longo at 696-3331. Ajax -Pickering General Hospital Auxiliary: Requires inaturc reliable volunarrs 16 years or over for various areas of hospital in-service, library can and also gift and coffee shops.. Training provided. Call Betty or Ella at the auxil- iary office, 683-2320, ext. 5491. Mon- days or Thursdays, 10 a.m. to noxon, or Tuesdays, I to 3 p.m. Ajax -Pickering Red Cans: Join the Red Cross team, Challenging positions exist with many programs and Services. Call 42013393. Arthritis Society of Durham R.wit,nr Vnluniver, n_y_nh-d lu help with special events throughout the year. fundraising and office work and/or Serve on the chapter's executive committee. Call Lucv Perri at 4347221 or 1-999- 765-0()()5. Ajax -Pickering Women's Resource Centre: Women volunteers are needed to support and provide information on community resources to ahused women at a vulnerable time in their lives. You will he required to work at least two hours per week, bx: willing to team new Skills and share your wisdom and con- cem. For application or information, call Jackie or Joan at 6902661. Big Brothers Asssowiatio n of Ajax - Pickering: Women and inn are needed for the new in-se:hool Mentoring Pro- gram one hour per week. Big Brothers and volunteers for group A m%ities, office support and agency programs are also needed. Share the fun and suppxt the: moms and boys from father -absent homes in our communities. Call 680 2871. Block Parent Program: Being a -Bleck Parent is ca,y and rewarding. Dis- play the Block Parent sign only when it is convenient to answer sour der. Your only respmsibihty i, ❑, link up the Do- wn in need of assi,tan..:.. ih the proper authormuc, For m, wr.o i, •n aM -ut the Ajax Block Parent Program, call Henry 7aczek at 427-2054. For the Pick- enng Block Parent Program, call Sandra Armstrong at 831-0878. Big Sisters Associatiori of Ajax - Pickering: Wornen who can offer a sup- portive, caring friendship to a girl six to 16. a txey six to 10 or to a pregnant teen or young mother are needed to volunteer with the one -lo -one matching programs. Volunteers are needed for office help, special events, fundraising and the hoard of directors. Call 428-81 1 1. Breast Cancer Society of Canada - Durham Region Chapter:'Ihc society funds Canadian breast cancer research and heightens people's awareness of breast cancer. Volunteers who can donate two to three hours per month are needed to assist in the: daily operations of the chapter, to assist in the organization of fundraising events, to conduct public speaking engagements, etc. Full training provided. Call 696-7993 or 6604561. Canadian Cancer Society. West Durham Unit: Volunteers are required for mann interesting activities, including organizing and canvassing for the annual April fundraising campaign. Drivers are also needed to transport patients to can- cer treatment centres. It is an invaluable way to spend your spare time since one in three Canadians are diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime. Contact Lynn Nazarko at 6801516. With your help cancer can he beaten. Canadian Diabetes Association - Durham Region Branch: The goal of CDA is to irnprove the quality of life of Canadians affected by diabetes through research. Service. advocacy and educa- tion. The Durham Region branch needs volunteers for a variety of positions and to help out at hingos held every Sunday aftemoxm at Caesar's Bingo Place. 88 King St. W. Oshawa. If interested in any of these positions. call Ted Savelle. fund development co-ordinator at 4306048. Child Find Ontario - Durham Region Chapter: Child Find is dedicat- ed to reducing the incidence of missing children and returning them Monte safely. Call anytime and leave a mo:%sage at 680 3181. ('hildrrn's :Aid Society of Durham Region: Ai iunwers needed to act x spe sial friends to children and parent,, io ,upervnc family as:C„ tinii,. 1%olp uoth ,pC. t.11 C�CnI, and r,1 .:i. .. . hIddr_• , .r.t . ,. photos by A.J.'Groen A taste of Tai Chi in Durham The Durham chapter of the Taoist Tai Chi Society of Canada held an informal workout last week in Whitby and drew interested participants from across the region. In the top photo, Barbara Black of Pickering, Ros Pavies of Whitby and Karen Phillips of Pickering stretch gently during tate of the exercises. Below (from left), Doug Nettleton of Whitby Stretches with Harry Toenjes of Whitby, while Sheila Viinikka and Karen Phillips, both of Ajax, follow suit. The gentle martial art of Tai Chi helps provide muscle stimulation without the rigorous demands of other fomes of exercise. THE NEWS ADVERTISER wmNESDAY, SEPTEMBER te. "`7 - PAGE IS a difference in Ajax, Pickering tion, call Susan Kucharski at 433-1553, ext. 2,311 (mornings only). Durham Association for Family Respite Services: Enthusiastic volun- teers are needed to share a few hours per month with a child, tLen or adult with a handicap. Juin then) on leisure activities or provide respite in your own home. "Together we're stronger." Contact Valerie Ford at 427-3511 for more m1br- mation. Durham Region Sexual Assault Care Centre: Volunteers are needed to assist with various duties including coup support for clients doing through the legal process, public speaking presenta- tions, fundraising and general office duties. Training provided. If you are interested in one or more of the ahuve duties. call 669-3050 for information. Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario: Local chapters require wolun- teen to help raise funds for heart disease and stroke research and health promo- tion activities. Volunteer opportunities are arranged to fit your lifestyle and availability. Call 696-1521 fbr details. Hearth Place Cancer Support Cen- tre: Loxoking for pecr,upport enluntcers and support group Iacilitau , for the caregiver and breast cancer support groups and for one-on-one emotional support programs. Time centre also has opportunities for volunteers on its fundraising. education and program committees. Call 574-4933 to arrange for an interview or for more information. Junior Achievement of Durham Region: Volunteers help the youth of the community develop an awareness of how a husiness operates from the ground up. Training and support is provided. Call John or Carla at 644-7059. Kids on the Block: Volun- teers learn to operate life- sized puppets and perforin small plays in elementary schools in Durham to provide support and encouragement to students with disabilities. Call Suzanne at 436-0925 or Katherine at 665-5680. Kinark Child and Fami- ly Services: Share your par- enting skills and experiences with other parents needing support. Training and super- vision will he provided to assist you in making the dif- ference for a family. Ch spend some leisure time with a sp er needs child. develop hobbies interests that the two of you can share. Call Wendy Swinden at 433-0386. ext. 309. Meals-om-Wbeels - Ajax -Pickering Red Criss: Volunteer dmer, and pack- ers are urgently needed to help deliver this vital service five days a week. If you can spare one -and -a -half hours once a week. from 11:30 a.m. to I p.m., call 420-3393. Pickering's Bear Necessities: Needs stuffed animals to refurbish and donate to locate women's shelter. Call Brenda at 939-2141. Pickering Reading Circle: Looking fix volunteers to read and to listen to children four to 12 read in English or French Saturdays from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Call 939-3037. Stewart Group Homes: Sparc a few hours to help special nerds children. By simply pushing a wheel- chair around the bleak. you can give a handicapped child pleasure. Call 686- 3111. Volunteer Services of Victorian Order of Nurses - Durham Branch: Call!ng all men and women, of all ages, from all over u am Region. Share a special friendship with a senior. ill or disabled person who needs you. If ypu care atnut others, you can be a Friendly Visitor. Call the Friendly Visitor Program of V.O.N. Durham today at 571-3151 or I- 9(0263-7970 - 9(N I-26+-79Tt ) Energetic and Personalized Skating School Laurie's Learn 1) Skate is quickly and successfully developing into an energetic and personalized skating School. Accomplished skating programs have been offered in the Durham region for the past 13 %cars Tbc very popular Laurie's Learn To Skate is a highly structured program for ages 2 to adult that is very afford- able with the highest quality instruction. They also txoast a %cry low student ill instructor ratio of no more than 6 • t I hi, unique program incurpxates :r. Into the learning prowess. The ,`uldren are carefully arranged into r„up% according to age and ability. The programs offered vary from Parent & Tot, to Figure Skating, all he way up to Skill Desclopment for A Pickering Aerials Gymnastics FALL REGISTRATION STARTS NOW PICK.ERING GYHN.AsncN for information call 839-5260 hockey and ringette players. There is also everything in between for the beginner skater to the advanced. Classes running out of Art Thompson Arena located on Bayly Street in Pickering. Call now as spaces are limited for the Sept. 22 Stan. For more info please call and leave a message. 6909780. (Manu Soup MUSIC & MOVEMENT For ages 18 months - 7 years '. Located .n F,cenng s Is an international known id premiere music 6 movement _ sA program for young children. ra . xcstra '"•r: r + �" '" H 1550 Bayly St. Unit 22 498-849PICKE3 rING FlCICE111rrG ' e URE SKATING C 1, UB CLUE FALL/WINTER PROGRAMS K1PZi&`iTE: A Few 11"n -tram For Children 3-z tem and C' ANSKATF, A C•.F S.A. Learn To Skate Program For tbUren .kited a 1'ean Aad Up Jrr ESILE:S, % C'.F.S.A. C;mfturr."e Program V A Nem caatpetitive Eavireorreera 1C`112B:,LNTEJ3�1t:DIATE� SE\IORti; C.F-S.A. Test Strram IDI LT FIGLRE SK %IING; tice-Breakers! Beginner To Ad.amed l.eveh PMCLSI0% SKATING Team Skating For Aarian Age Levels OPEN REGISTRATION EALIJWINTER PRO :R,ANIS 113L1L*j__S , LLM L997 7:00- 9:011 P.M. UPPER LEVEL PICKE:RING REC kIONtPLI-A For More Information. Ptea a Call The PF-S.C. Offw 420-4117 Barry Clark • Music Studio --professional performance & educatioi Private lessons for piano, organ, guitar & theory. Preparation for conservatory exams. Jazz & Pop Beginners to advertced. Old Kingston Rd- 619 Pickering of Ballet Dance "Home of the Profile Dance Company" Ages 1 1/2 to Adult KAREN DAVIES-THOMAS Director .: owes.» roe vrxwu. YLLLT .iiraa LL\r.14 i('_,LA IYJfa.A IMJ>T.I \. •JL ITA -1 u..v ir... mos••. r..` �r..,,r, • ALL FORMS OF DANCE ARE OFFERED TO BOTH CHILDREN & .ADLLTS • CLASSICAL BALLET (WAD.) (CECCHETTI t • MOOERN DANCE i LIMON) • SP.ANISH•JA7Z f IRISH DANCING BALLROOM DANCING WEEKEND THEATRE CLASSES AEROBICG'YOGA • MLSICFOR YOfNG CHILDREN GL EST TEACHERS ,• PIANIST FOR ALL CLASSES • SPRL NG FLOORING JEAN GEDDIS DANCING SLPPLIES TEACHER OF THE G e NATIONAL BAUET SC OOL FELLOW R EXAMINER 51 DURNFORD RD. I.S.T.D. CECC.HEITI (1T Df1YT Inlir/W 1 KSW V 71 FAGS to - THE NEWS ADVfk77S m wEDNEsDAY, sEP' zmaKR 10, l"7 Pickering Al Rivett, sports writer Pickering soccer under -12s win Unionville tournament PICKERING — The Pickering Power under -12 girls' all-star soccer team turned in a superb effort to win the championship of the recent Unionville - Milliken tournament. Facing Whitbv in the final, the Pickering Power girls won a 2-1 thriller. Shauntel Mac Duff, coming off the bench to replace an injured teammate. scored the tying goal for Pickering. In the last minute of the second halt: striker Tatum MacLeod, on a spectacular one-on-one effort- scored what proved to be the championship clincher. The depth of the Pickering bench proved to be the differ- ence to a hard-fought final. In the semi-final contest, Pickering blanked Erin Mills 4-0. Scoring for Power were Laura Clayton. Jennifer Seeney, Danielle Stover and Nicole Monosky. The Pickering girls started the tourna- ment by cruising past Erin Mills 4-0. Laura Clayton. Katclyn Margerm. Tatum MacLeod and Sara Langford scored. Pickering lost 1-0 to Whitby, which got its goal on a caner kick. The Power finished round-robin play with a convincing 5-0 victory over West Rouge. Goal scorers were Clayton. Soeney. Kara Lilly. Stover and Monosky. The reliable defensive core of Taryn Bachmann, Mchsa Allen. Ashley Wilson and back sweeper Sal Assenza kept the oppositions frustrated, allowing only two goals in the entire tournament. Goalkeepers Katelyn Sears and Krysien Desouza recorded three shutouts. Other team memh Lr% are Jennie Bernardino. Jennifer Macma and Lia Murphy. 683-5110 Fax: 083--303 S -Ports News Advertiser photo by A.J Groen Shoulder to shoulder A -member of the Blizzard squad from the Pickering Soccer Club battles to retain control of the ball with a member of Oshawa's Lake Vista Park club during action in the Durham Region Soccer Association Festival of Soccer at Oshawa's Lakeview Park Saturday. The game was in the under -seven division. Pickering Panthers `prepared' for regular season BY AL Ro-m, SPORTS RLPOKIM PICKERING —With a lone tie to show for fora exhibition matches. you would thnk the Pickering Panthers would be looking toward then Metro Junior 'A' Hockc-v League season opener to Pickering on Friday with a sense of dread. Not so. After giving the Panthers' rookies a chance to strut their stuff through the four exhibition contests. rookie head coach Rod McGillis is pleased with the progress and the shape of his new -look squad heading into Friday's home opener against the North York Rangers at the Pickering Recreation Complex at 7:30 P.M. 1 do feel we're prepared;' says McGillis, who took over from former bench boss John Blackburn this season, "but you're never 100 per cent sure. Our guys are going to be as ready as possible, but we're going to have to show some patience. We're definitely going to put our best foot forward on Friday night" The Panthers got some welcome news when veteran goalie Kcvtn Boyle rejoined the club after attending the Ontario Hockey League's Sarnia Sting training camp. "A veteran in net will make a big difference on a young tient. (Bovie) works very hard in practices and comes to play every mght;'says McGillis. McGillis is also pleased with the play and the leadership exhibited by the Panthers' four returning veterans — forwards Stu Vandergeest and George Trifon and de(en:emen Chris Hunter and Matt Jenkins. "The vets have all showed well:' Among the rookies, McGillis praised the play of Tommy Kotsopoulos, Mike Hanna and Barry Taylor, who should "develop into solid tier two players" over the course of the sea- son. McGillis believes the team's biggest attribute is its speed. However, he notes the club's drawback is its small size. "I think we've got speed, but our guys are going to have to learn to play against the bigger teams in the league. We've ger some guys who are small. We've got speed, but you need char- acter, too:' In back-to-back exhibition tilts with the Wexford Raiders, the Panthers suffered a 10.3 setback in Pickering Saturday afternoon and a 7-3 defeat in Wexford Sunday afternoon. In Sunday's game, the Panthers were tied 3-3 with Wexford in the early stages of the third period. However, the hosts scored four unanswered markers later in the stanza Kotsopoulos scored a pair of goals for the Panthers while Jenkins had one. In Saturday's game, Taylor, Mihran Asimiaz and Kotsopoukis scored the Panthers' goals. The Panthers played to a 4.4 draw with the Thornhill Rattlers in Thornhill on Friday night. Brett McCrury, Kenny Jones, Trifon and Taylor scored for Pickering. Following Friday's horse opener. the Panthers travel to West Seneca, New York on Saturday night for a contest against the Niagara Scenic. On Monday, the Panthers play the Mwmhill Rattlers in Thornhill. PANTHERS' POST'SCRIPI: The Panthers will play the Durham Huskies at the league's annual College Weekend at the Ice Gardens at York University on Saturday, Sept. 20. Game time is 9:30 p.m... After the exhibition season ended, the Panthers made six colts to bring their roster down to 25 players. Gone are goaltenders Pad Guthrie, Jeff Harris and Eli Wilson, delencemen Dan Jordan and Ryan Rasmussen and forward A n g e l o Dibiglio... Three goalienders — Joel CatAl1 OII, 71BIrpintir; Ho• Try Seh,wlJimmy Bron,Ligas 21 duMrn 8t W��mrnfuel Toa l.itlle—lie Instnrrtivao availahlr are still vying for the back-up job Oshawa behind Boyle... 905-725-6951 tr SKATE LIKE THE WM...wooG go: 11111111 llociial tk ttM1 Ape 11 4 "iiiiiiiii Mti2— M "cc". 111 Few Adult Moloy whoa OSIIArrA Wanderers 1 for 3 in weekend rugby .AJAX — The Ajax Wanderers Rugby Club men's .Mels had one win to show for three league games here S:uurday. The Wanderers men's first tram dropped a 40-9 decision to the Bytown Blues of Ottawa in Ontario Rugby Union senior 'A' division play. Martin Lee scored a try and Stewart Dobbs k ioked a penalty to account for the Ajax points. That defeat followed on the heels of a 44-24 loss to Balmy Beach in Toronto last Wednesday. Adam Vanstavern had three tries, while Paul Semadini scored one. Glenn Miller booted two conversions. The Wanderers seconds defeated the Toronto Nomads seconds 27-10 at the Ajax club Saturday. Drew Evans had two tries, while Karl Euler and T'S FINALLY 1117,1117.1. Z1 to 3's tph/. --- Dw-1 45+ IOPo45 090" ^ w nit [' of ORGANIZED :CREATIONAL HOCKEY AT THE STATE-OF-THE-ART... WMIA'S 11 ARGEST & SpOR'is BEST H(H'KEY I.F.AI:IJE OSHAWA SPECIALIZED PROGRAMS -POWER PLAY 1NIFERNATIONAL H(X'KFA' `sCH(N)1. A -AA -AAA - playm 9-11.12-14 -FWKEY DEVELOPMENT PR(X:RAM Level 14 2 - Ax" 4-6.7-10,10-12.13-15 Wed. 7:15p.m. de %at. 12:34 p.m. -H(X'KEY IN FO CUS **Adak Hockey Scla ol- tion. 10-00 a.m. - Wed. 6:30 p.m. - Tues. 6:30 a.m. -STxtoF:S: Learn to Skate Prost a , -Antes k do Adult - Info. 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The tour will Wanderers. serve as a warm-up for the On Sunday, the Wanderers Ontario squad's national men's over -35 squad beat the championship contest against Kawartha Krocs from British Columbia in Vancouver Peterborough 22-0 at the Ajax on the Thanksgiving weekend. club. Floyd Williams scored a When the Ontario squad try and added a convert, while returns, Miller and Vanslavern Russ Arbuckle, Pat Bvrne and will travel to Victoria. B.C. for Ken Davis each chipped in the Canadian Rugby Union's with a try. Elite Development Program at The Wanderers men's sec- the Commonwealth Centre for and team will play the North Sport Development. In Halton firsts in Georgetown on Victoria, Vanstavern and Saturday at 3 p.m. The men's Miller will join fellow thirds will take on the Wanderers Adam Marshall, Brampton seconds in Brendan Travnor and Kyle Brampton at 1:30 p.m. Nicholls who are also at the Six Wanderers are currently CCSD. T'S FINALLY 1117,1117.1. 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Girls' Dresses, Jeans ' Ladies' Tops &Sweaters CRAFTS F I STATIONARY 50%OFF Artificial Flowers & Arrangements BATH TOWELS UP % oSO OFF A Large Selection of Hand/Bath or Beach Towels 50%OFF Selected Discontinued Furniture HOSIERY Assorted Selection of Panty Hose $ 00 Reg. up to 4.96 50%OFF Selected Stationary Clearance INFANT'S BEDDING 50%OFF Assorted Baby Bedding Coordinates AJAX LOCATION ONLY - 314 HARWOOD AVE* S. ',,;,�.„", 11 rAGE to - THE NEWS ADVERTISER WIMNIUMAV, SIMEMWER 11, 11" Pickering Sports Durham Dragons set to breathe fire in coming hockey season League for developmentally challenged seeks players, sponsors 'Fhe Durham Dragons special hockey league is gearing up for its third season of bringing the sport to the de%clopmentally challenged in Durham Region. The Durham Dragons are expecting about 52 players on four teams for the 1997-98 sea- son, up from 42 players and two teams competing last season. Last year, the Dragons welcomed their first female player. Tammy Potter. Players in the league come from across the region. including Pickering. Claremont. Ajax. Whithv. Oshawa. Port Perr_v. Courtice and Bowmamillc. The league is set to begin its new season on Sept. 27. Games are played at the Ajax Community Centre on Saturday mornings from 10 a.m. to noon. Plans for the season include a trip to New York for the fourth annual Special Hockey International Tournament in late November. The Dragons will also participate in a tournament prof in the Parry Sound area in February. The CONI. team also plays regularly against Toronto squads. both at horrtc and away Ontario champ ball Devils hold '98 trv-outs PICKERING — Thr Pi.kcnne- Lady Devil, han ta n pd Lvabiall team is holding try-oxrts this week for the 199K sea- son. The Lady Devils. the Ontario champi- ons in the nowice division in 1997, are lowkmc for girL% born in 19K3 or later to contin- ue the winning iradition.o Try - um start- ed on Tuesday. but will continue on Sunday. Sept. 14 at Kinsmen Park at 9:10 a.m. For more information. call Roger Young at 42(12K(N). NHL oldtimers face off for youth park PICKERING — Pickering's youth will be ben- eliciarics of a charity hockey game pitting a team of NHL old- timers against the staff of a local realty company on Sept. 20. The NHL Oldtimers will take on a team from Re/Max First Realty Ltd. at the Pickering Recreation C o m p l e x Saturday, Sept. 20 at I p.m. Net proceeds from the game will go toward the Pickering Youth Park. being built near the recre- ation complex. Tickets are $10 each and are available by call- ing Re/Max First Realty at K31- 330) The Durham Dragons became a reality for Dave and Cindy Kin, in 1995 when the loop offered 30 developmentally -challenged plavers the chance to learn and enjoy hockey. Their son Kevin had played hockey on a Toronto team which featured many play- ers from Durham Region. The Kings decided it was time for special hockey to take root in Durham and. atter months of plan- ning and hard work. their dream of a league became reality. The league has won the support of numer- ous sponsors and coaches who've given their time and energy to teach the players — ranging in age from seven to 40 years — the finer points of Canada's national pas - time. The Dragons con- tinue to seek commu- nity support to help cover the costs of run- ning the teams. During FO the previous three sea- sons. $100 was a com- mon sponsor donation. And, the Durham Dragons special hockey league is a registered charitable organization. Anyone. regardless of age. gender or ahility, can become a member of the Dragons. The coaching staff will help new play - en learn to skate and play the game. Used equipment is avail- able, but more is always needed. Players. new sponsors and people willing to donate used equipment can contact Dave, Cindy Lir Gina King at 905-985- 3644 (Port Perry ). FALL SPE111AL TWO Green Fees with a Power Cart after 2:00 p.m. JVN 6FAA� GOLF CLUB $80.00 $70.00 $70.00 All rices include PST & GST where applicable Additional Special at Fawn Brook &Glen Cedars only... Submit your green fee receipt to the coffee shop at the end of your round di get wings 1/2 price. SPECIAL FALL TOURNAMENT PRICES & DATES AVAILABLE r tee off times call 427-7737 r% IM essional interior designers „ NtK(:1.11..i(:(:(x-\T F'R(M;K.1N�i�t &hbroolv r Notice of Liquor Licence 10 Application 0111116 The following establishment has appliod to the Liquor Licence Board of Ontario for a liquor licence under the Liquor Licence Act: Application for a Sale Licence Desserts Galore 21 Nelson Street West, Unit 6 Brampton (including outdoor area) Any resident of the municipality may make written submission as to whether the issuance of the lioence is in the public interest having regard to the needs and wishes of the residents. Submissions must be received no later than October 10, 1997. Please include your name, address and telephone number. If a petition is submitted to the Board, please identify the designated contact person. Note: The LLBO gives the applicant details of any objections. Submissions to be sent to: Licerrsia6 and Permits Branch Liquor Licence Board of Ontario 55 Lake Shore Blvd. E., Toronto ON WE IA4 Fax: (416).126-5555 E-mail at licensin g*llbo owca. Please Recycle me!-] A1LV4_V;A • &. , , / • , I mo PIPELINE SOLID or LACE SHEET SETS Solid sheet +ets available in 4 colours- Lace sheet set, available in 2 colours. Twin sheet set from: 3499 set HEALTHY LIVING TWIN PACK PILLOWS Anti microbial pillows - Sale twill pack: great for allergy sufferers!99i� Our reg. twin pack: 524. 1 99 Std. / $29.99 Queen any size Mattress pads in twin, double, queen and king siaa also available. -1 win frim $29.99 to AI.I. 1N-Sr0(:K BEDS -IN -A -BAG By Springmaid 6t Marta Set includes sheet set [flat 8t fitt pillowcase(s)I, comforter, dust ruffle and sham(s) Corr reg. from: 599.99 a. AA TI Ti Ay. bui or. Ou SW G1 6 Ell W1 79" Sale: 20�' SALE PRICES IN EFFECT FROM: SEPT. 10TH UNTIL SEPT. 21 ST 1997. WHILE QUANTITIES LAST. SELECTED PRINTS, LAMPS & MIRRORS Our rig. from: 329.99 a. Shop early for best selection. tG I = E t b8mcit Ad. I � 1 ; Why suffer with aching painful feet? Take a stand against Foot pain and call us ttoday! Ronald J. Kkb &&C., D.P ' PODIATRIS . Wlmi foal Orliotla ,q/ uedcvia rr or�r cwwm CM&w's FW Notice of Liquor Licence 10 Application 0111116 The following establishment has appliod to the Liquor Licence Board of Ontario for a liquor licence under the Liquor Licence Act: Application for a Sale Licence Desserts Galore 21 Nelson Street West, Unit 6 Brampton (including outdoor area) Any resident of the municipality may make written submission as to whether the issuance of the lioence is in the public interest having regard to the needs and wishes of the residents. Submissions must be received no later than October 10, 1997. Please include your name, address and telephone number. If a petition is submitted to the Board, please identify the designated contact person. Note: The LLBO gives the applicant details of any objections. Submissions to be sent to: Licerrsia6 and Permits Branch Liquor Licence Board of Ontario 55 Lake Shore Blvd. E., Toronto ON WE IA4 Fax: (416).126-5555 E-mail at licensin g*llbo owca. Please Recycle me!-] A1LV4_V;A • &. , , / • , I mo PIPELINE SOLID or LACE SHEET SETS Solid sheet +ets available in 4 colours- Lace sheet set, available in 2 colours. Twin sheet set from: 3499 set HEALTHY LIVING TWIN PACK PILLOWS Anti microbial pillows - Sale twill pack: great for allergy sufferers!99i� Our reg. twin pack: 524. 1 99 Std. / $29.99 Queen any size Mattress pads in twin, double, queen and king siaa also available. -1 win frim $29.99 to AI.I. 1N-Sr0(:K BEDS -IN -A -BAG By Springmaid 6t Marta Set includes sheet set [flat 8t fitt pillowcase(s)I, comforter, dust ruffle and sham(s) Corr reg. from: 599.99 a. AA TI Ti Ay. bui or. Ou SW G1 6 Ell W1 79" Sale: 20�' SALE PRICES IN EFFECT FROM: SEPT. 10TH UNTIL SEPT. 21 ST 1997. WHILE QUANTITIES LAST. SELECTED PRINTS, LAMPS & MIRRORS Our rig. from: 329.99 a. Shop early for best selection. tG I = E t b8mcit Ad. 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Computer Applications sC lacertNe Secretary Legal Adir eie Assisted CAMPUS Mede- Office Assistant Not- a Re/tawarnt op_____1 Management tor kesulu - 5125 raze a aewerwwe N --B- wet KINGSTON Tray- rad Towrfsrre ROAD Munlihurs, Sq,I 15 -Nur V. 6-910 PICKERING t>WOMICh.k,lisiderAawtrd Mon. Sept 15 -Dec 22.6 30-9JO o••etal •teeepele.use 420-1344 S_ I a,-,, .. - I- C4 - Small Billerica linokkaping - $125 There are 18,000 unfilled technology jobs in Canada In the ever<harigmg world of computer technology it is vital to train at a College whose DipjQlna means you Maui the skills that employers demand. Programs at CDI College are delivered in a hands -ort, business environment and indude Microsoft, Novell, C, C++, Visual Basic, Uniitt GUI, and Systems Analysis. Get started! • Programmer Analyst • Computerized Accounting • Network Specialist • Network Technician • LAN Administrator • Microsoft Office Program Cy�CW COLLEGE Reece for reale futureOF BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY Oshawa may! 905-434-8585 Scarborough 416-291-6662 (Markham Road & 401) 30 campuses across Canada including Toronto, Oshawa, North York, Mississauga, Scarborough. Hamilton, Brampton. Still time to register for the Personal Support Worker program. Sats are still available for the Persons! Support Worker (PSW 1550) program. This is a new Ministry approved 17 -week course starting October 6, Monday to friday from 400 am to 4:00 pm For some kabrmtlon of 721-9oM2 Coe it reserve yew we to ressrn, phase r 721Nhlffe quoit adsor «rn•woo. Pew 11011 BIDS Don't miss out on these great courses! (:mmmmxxcau.ms - SI25 Management tor kesulu - 5125 MW, Sepl 15 - NI i, 24.6.9 Thur-, Sep I a - N- 20 - 6-9 kmfaice RoAcr Regrtra0on - $420 Practical Finwal Managernalt . S125 Munlihurs, Sq,I 15 -Nur V. 6-910 Sat Sell 211 -()Lt IR -9-5 Sleds for Saks Success; (CPSA) - $220 FBechrue Comml Employme d. 5225 Mon. Sept 15 -Dec 22.6 30-9JO Mon -Fri, Sep 22 - Sept 26.94 � Thu-' Sept 25 - Nm 27-6:30.9 Ali Small Billerica linokkaping - $125 Rs- I/leer Mon, Sept 15 • M1ov 24 . 1.9 SeuW lo Smd Bmpxs succese - $105 i Wed Sept 24 - 8.10-4 A Tambddslg & Lcadnship - $125 F -4k A Rri-I;, Cr..,..ing. Tues, Sept 16 - Nm• 18 . 6.9 Become Self Employed - $1 194 s Sat Sep 27 - D ; 11 . 8:10-4 30 Human Rdaban-5125 1-11I Dir --rt leavroll Ds-l—et Wed Sept 17 - Nov 19.6.9 Briding Per issrul Influence Cenfrc k a w a Hanan Belimm, - s245 P-* Mrlagnnrnt - $125 Mon, Oil 20 - N,v 1 - x 304:30 Wed Sep 17 - Nov 29 -6.9 1911411 Hourerlary Hsi.. Shithy Ont. an Between L—dmlep Cn6d-xrc 1hpbrna How to star. small Blealer - s125 Portfolio Ikalopmern - S245 Thus, Sep I8 - Nov 20 - 6-9 Ten. SW 23 - r art 28 eir Sat Sep 20-, k111.9.5 12.1:45 re 6-9,5 Aece•eb Rlxrawhle Mmagerext• Wed. (jet 15-9.4-sm For luxe information cull (905) 721-3370!,r 1.7111-n16-3615 Durhaw ('fArte S7d0s "rrinme ('mnrt 1611)(lrnplrM As--. W4Ius Sega yMx Cees r Fri 9, _OBc Nbvopp-- a Fret Province -solder Empleyamw Suppose t Soviets 0111111bitl'1i0 200 John Shlwt IMlaat i 0111wra MEN. Ouba t_ UBC ONTARIO fUSLNESS COLLEGE Ontario Business College (Oshawa Campus) Requires a Instructor For Our Dental Assistant Diploma Program Success" cordidaM must possess: - A post -Secondary degree dlplcr'La or squivalMt in a related had • At east 2 years cap. as a Dental Assrstanl ExcoelW amen and oral collanunxahon skills • P"or experience laciktatng adult kwmng, an asset. We thank you in advance for your mterest. Only those selected for an interview will be contacted. No phone calls accepted. Please forward resumes by Sept. 121h to The Dean Ontario Business College, 200 John SL W., Suite #201, Midlow. Mall, Oshawa, Ontario. LIJ 485 Or fax your resume to: (905)576-3740 Thk*h?g about higher income and job security Basic Computer Training (WirndOW, WRICkees 95. Microsoft OtI ce PnilaasiosW. DOS Applications, Bookkeeping) Computer/Network Specialist (A., CNE, MCSE) Computer Programming (Data base. Visual C+., Visual Basic. Java) cae 905-427-1922 (Ajax) or visit our website at wMIYILt111it1 ndinstltute.on.Ca Frarcia assisunce may be avarubie to Case who pWAy SELL ..ITW CALL tlBM707 - Pru °'npas t2 r +• M 7 Daae D.oeran 1 Pail. OT si Dune. In ' •r .aur seon-I ►ru- Ir iodAk A tool ears avriaek A suiDW .' ale p nsn.q • cos .a e. 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Ir.ATIONS ---Y Do %KTOP PIIRIISHING/GRAPHICS •H—PI TAI —mr) TOURS. --�'ee eaararny •IN LF RNFr CiO.rwJNICATIONS e101e.-q ter, •Mn,Rr)f rxNPU lea BUSINFss SUPPORT -NF rwoaslNG AND C(xa-uN .,ioNs-CNA/CNEiNT •OFF ir:F ADMINISTRAIK)N ANU OPERATIONS SUPPORT nyW l-r,e.e0Ye1-1 'SOF TWARF DESIGN AND PROGRAWING un Mpar7yean ar MACINTOSH w P e -•r u'e"1PkrPP' •DESKtOP PUB' '­ N'.. Pa, —s GRAPHICS ID.I mel'OIa/y lw ee•-0 erYr s -Moi rLF DIA PRODU4,LHIr Wf B PAGE DESIGN SCARBOROUGH) rDICKERING NORTH YORK 724-113 J L 427-3010 -vwr •bei' emev q_.l . is -nn C11— Geriara NNp 1 :aerxral NNp 1 oerrra NNp 1 +erisral " State of the-ar, facilities, a coma -ell to q.Aality, and the sxills of our people have made A.G. Simpson Co. Limited a major force in the automotive parts supply industry. We are seeking resultsonented leaders to contribute to our growth in our Oshawa Plant. Cost Analyst Combining a minimum of two years of cosvgeneral accounting experience with intermediate -level computer skills, Including a strong knowledge of spreadsheets, you have the hands-on expertise required to maintain the cost system by updating cost shoe" and reviewing standards, to prepare and input month-end journal entries, and to analyse financial statements. Your responsibilities will also entail reconciling lodger accounts, and assisting in inventory reconciliation and annual budget preparation. You should have at least a community college diploma in AccountingrFinance, and membership in a recognized accounting association (third level of the CGAICMAi. Maintenance Foreperson This role calls for a hands-on rrionrdua with organlzationaf, Interpersonal and communication talents, who can lead by example In instaning, maintaining and repairing machinery, equipment, physical structures, and pipe and electrical systems In Industrial establishments. Along with being able to carry out visual inspections, tests and problem diagnoses, you have the supervisory skills required to over*" m achine/equipment dismantling, clowning, lubrication and assembly, new and repaired parts installation, as well as automated machinerylpuupment installation, programming and repair. Responsible for sup«vmny come 10 to 1s MarttenincrEloctricsl emw ployoos. you have what it takes to plan. assign and direct work, ow -sato performance. and address any issues that may ansa. Our Ideal candidate will he" an Electrical/Milhwrigm Certificate of Qualification. Licence or equivalent, backed by two to four years of refereed *up@ nose angor training, prehrably wrath a postsecondary education. To take the first stop toward an exciting caner on our team, please submit your resun», by September 19. 1997, indicating position of orterresL to: Jan Hope, flerrsaen neeeeuves, A.G. simtpmo Co. Buil•/, Oth—a lien. 901 Skevcoe Street South, Oshawa. Ontario. L1H 412 Fax: (!05) 571-0532. arspoet— a a ARTAGE s LTD. 1 Geriaa)islp Pr.L.....n.l. Itu.n-.-.. i lr.eel..l ,—.-I �H1�I� r w 1 /vv rare// Isee•ratun. � � orale -el • a Rs- I/leer • s % -rs t:,,nlirtxivr Rllr. i P.isl In.ur,xxo r a F -4k A Rri-I;, Cr..,..ing. ( 905) 666-1772 FR.•I Tax R.•I..,rting s t:oneiNsm SuhpGr-1 Furl C,r.l. s 1-11I Dir --rt leavroll Ds-l—et a 1 h. r Int.r..bd .dh lot. m,.irl trart.x. a w a Apply in per Irsx to: l li.laetrh me 1911411 Hourerlary Hsi.. Shithy Ont. an It -. jo—terrn1 that all applira t. Iwo live raw ..1 ?i�rrl..,rou�h Ont. a I<f IMMEDIATE LIGHT INDUSTRIAL POSITIONS PickeringIAjax/Oshawa areas Mallon Operators/ Assembly/General Labourers U you are seeking employment please attend our recruit Thursday, September 11, 1997 8:00 A.M.-3:00 P.M MCIA M Community Centre 95 Magill (Off Westney, North of Hwy. 2) Baagaet Hall, Ajax Ina Z -71M. 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TekriwkellAll P0441sora Apply in person with resume kaNRagi. on L42 30 aka auatak ( 905) 666-1772 :tcwu'uiy .:3rr><.a:.y s Liik.ny a PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR 'r: -�r 3 s^1r, )p -a -Gr r 3Gw•-arv,ne SuCOlapi4el eandi gs* will hew: • excellent corturwnication & Interpenore l skins • expeierlce in scheduling • experience in plashics iniecaon moulding • confidence using MS Exch as MS Wad Please fax resume to: 905-897-1759 FULL TIME Management has faced is ;o expand for our busy ski .i hockey Season. 15 Positions available Immediately In ant areas. Pay vanes with position and responsibility. No experience) No problem. We are willing to train the right applicants. Call Ms. Scott 721-1411 ►egwfel tblfly CLASS AZ DRIVERS 2llrs. exp.; I.C.C. Medical, Police Clearance, Clean abstract. Full/Part Gene Call Randy or Todd 720.2204 Lots of Waitaki wort. alm tam wort Truck Driver One on Uric pro, ate .ALDZ, Dangerous Gua PDI C Log book hunter. Air brake, Commercial tire changers art.. Air brake adusttnem ., No GST/PST 24 V.l7 daysartper week Financial Assistance rnav be available VOLUNTEERS NEEDED The Metro East Trade Centre (Pickering) requires volunteer's to participate tour "Lonnie" Days Fun -Raising event for Sick Kids Hospital. We require volunteers "School Age to Golden Years" for variety a of activities taking place November 22nd & 23rd. Dress -up as your favorite character or help out in one of the schedule events area. For further information contact the M.E.T.C. (Kim or Michelle) (965) 427-0744 GENERAL LABOURER required by sewer inspecboNcleaning co. to start Immediately. Must be reliable, willing to work outdoors. $900 per hour to start. Previ- ous experience In construction heldNpb sRes an asset Fax resume (905) 683-4668 or main drop off to TELESCM SEWER SERVICES, 751 MORAY NO., UNT t, PICRBUNG, ONT. caw 3C7. 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Oedog Mmgglat mn:om Private Aitis Osna.o, ,t81 ""`:« -_ EXPERIENCED CSR '1I 1.,^ .ikon comps". whu ,i cpm - EXPERIENCED nal Stylar �Dovle_ ma:1% .0 speaks owned ' b�7y S", lug Frach DWles -.hide coder eRo 6 has, Phase 2 im,in to L(TONS Labrador Raney Farm CNC sins. $3950. 190 BURN Re ' Spacious Apartments Sink pops raised eaRn gl 91x+ I .one 131,000 kms 43950. ml 1 -BEDROOM Lint. Wastrel Heights large HANK'S $ STEPS ti.w setiy ,jibe, Sept 2 8043 Sed 24Th Ifin- vemckf candied. Clements Rd U .". Oedog Mmgglat mn:om Private - '•,d ,st'kne 'rim 2 613-873.2W3 Mck Rckehingl&- Neel OrarH! 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" be".$598 $ SM aur pat nine pDlddM avau- ry Durt ng bad rat, soon. red apo $Mer uolrtei. e. parking on Mae Ca1430.4767 std reserve to Brmmar' n. TUROBFRG KENNELS 11W, rtect 57005 1993 Astro Uu0e0 AralaDk October 151 ounMs. 6% Ftdev A. AW DArae Aywkeb Day-Avalk" Lor ..d+ •egrste•,r �;+••man Ear at teal lobe steal o and No•reaeer tit Phone EXPEINFNCEO riarrssryryhst L1S 7V3 No prime rolls B olfiol MNP Snep::e:e and R,;:lac,Der "deco tc,r new Satin nDur- pose $11550 1991 hacker 4 . 4. 905.579-$584 Cvppras Parents Mpe cem- .to remOraMe N.M.0 Su Nap Can,•. --- A,,. GO AS (Cal 1905)619-8057 EXMNtENa0 VPERN TENDFNT [o, pas• to, high !- ms". '.wdinq;,Wht uWt Ea. trouble to 9055.6 247 GAILLIND Requires Cleaners for days and evenings. Drivers license an -' • . eed our man riming Class pa Clea„ $7.995 Low diced I he Right Location INFANTS- 12 YEARS OLD suns Sept 251' Pledee Pre- Worry 1990 CadMc Half - I' eannq. safe. tun nems regrsla 655-2321 ..d. 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SS 590 Smrm :nonan, 4evbow0 ems A 1 .ow 36666 Ch1- 905-668-7332 2 =an or Sept I t Dam ENVIRONMENT L4,iau , MalJ' Eo,-,-."• ?r =•1"raid 50650 memory tvpr inure pUkers "lyse. 1M7 SEOAM +.ry IPum' MM AUTO CENTRE 155 rNw as .o ,wk. Large kr- large 2 8 3 bill. wrnel 55. Soh,tn�Lacna ---Wows 95,PIus Lie new' a 194: C" ; A'or 16 h KING Sl w AT WOTOWN'rs` Vttr-anag'^y .Wro. kllhe,r. huge pace- apt$ in Oshawa Easy PART TIME: PWP2tOC wil vro of S30W 0 B 0 Call (905)-404- "Ochi Hous•'-er•. chap', HALL sm2m. WEN SIN - DAYS '"MOOT TyIbmLdin'a7lnlAl ".0 C22-54W513EEivw Call al:cess t0 401, Grow Wrtn Us' RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY s9o5a'2. Pas D ,abk ssc 9621 a''9n19e6sa' _ srhor,ls, shopping HOME PLACE Send resume to: Jenny Gilker KEEP YOUR awn, a Saw a 1961 CNEV Impar cruor NEED A VEI U(17 we t.uroce OSHAWA 181w, ST, two 2 a OSHIMIN CIOM AAA pan G,eat Commurely A.neva, I uxwar' Areeb 'fir^ :ale on mpn aright, was- 348 If, power how cued.- ,..., ,n, No ,urn downs 3 •n 111 apar.wft n dean mem ,w> Iwd, inn, en sink Sporn Can kin n6- ,nate " Fax. 905-831-3482 1 I„deA Vides Transfer bon Senous offer, aero 60 a,•. ••1•m 19•'9 89 Cal &A Vo ,,v nnnMg Clod to 401 a 1A.W, • .m. i.•.r: all melu ('51,05) 721-8741Rr,untl >t opttHnced off.,. MI Deo ,,, with mr. 3982, AW 500pm 4,6464 2115 n Paton AvallaOkmmw ue SAvarublr Oe, 1S1 plus Fun Tww GARA01 - .parrs m .m vc added ase extra Mar,le' t9:: Lincoln lows G . r, 1991 4UKK "FN SJR C ,,rely From $600 -month ant Myovm 7650 3675 No- . . 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Das m e (9%1 1 1905E err 401 w AUTO fbES n, BHD a 190511» H44 o'ebned NMvn ��[��1��� omp�u w_ M am, prrMpe 6-n Bops ppur aDW ^Mein bONF RANO Awlow MOON 3P,: Ila Mecrt4r.n1 IM bay w r rice w akmp u: a e o n Pod wove, c with NO JOt • iYt� ' ,r" 2WNc Hellon ,905, 'ii ft" °yr'° F'mtlT n.w aMw A+a,wg $97th 9os rr xw -a, a arca ad gig „F,, ,mow+q. ping w MNAwaI aArat 423. 3 g ' Ratte^Cn raFaps fir 791 1rel.erlrNln huMad awe b b co.M,« atlung 22100 CY 4]11.2503 wan � Dk,r or nW ch- 19051 4.',6 1 rod" • r. • m' y Mry NO TROS7 tNp ' SYSTEMS ANA TST Sink: Awsh.ry,lMaM, 681"719 C�a►n 4NOKEa ,001 F rr Mr h a . INwwN M. O YwM : (9051 eat 568 'a, P•n DHf- loom .I.Mn Available ":_' . .•ss Ap v'I,. •-... dos^ ,+,w ro- t91e 'Mm A ar. p cad I µJ' -Am a AMI UEY 7 DeOropm nOS N7} Oct t 1M4 11 1rWI..s w VAW And Wed Pkdda .. 11eERPppl rw,2 w t0 N PIMO IFPIMMT Hrwnrmr Nun &rM turr ,: ed ' sera cpr W"mpMw 9DS47-an pe.Ic•. •.e.'. pr•'r ar Lstan' yw •.• OORoI M:` b„ rv.d^9 e•.onw" IawalK n<•Ilem cwrt"" d. D..mg t No ur k Win..., • 4"'-.v;cn AS800 m..wmem Mow G*%m a ,r Willard o„y 2]6900 Pnc• we $9.000 O.4ashg sen- WTOMOBILES aid a.u. $ Ne.Ma Minded oldltrduals ,w.w 2 yeaf syn« 71 PS -Irv.ng m.:•.-,' •row. ECE 30 S. ,Ids ra,oa Oaw DM "44,Nam allow'aclo WHO hOMy w ,ca11 "MM.wa ..m -Mit wg. M pigs 16m- lu $$"IOWA •.,IniSwO t DW - Immediately 11 you PTOGRAl1MEP, Ax S1 b t8 was AOM 2 12 nl-- aid +$disci. m rpw .onY pen 1901623-4619 wo. arty Iia,' ,,ear nal wcw.MDayb1, sal filaW 4iXJ3 mem our k•s0 nc1.aM AeM Pro °� mora '~ AMTMENT ,, win. 1900 A wau4: 'A:crrr 6F SW tot Ewe Dupgo« m you MmF hm nIn Wil. ANo hfrrfiewab Alar L Iw are looking 103 re,s � No t w N W,wrw far PI NO$-s'AM,,mEa $10.7%0960 4m B- N n..gW. S b Il ins a GAN w urn..,. rued 2 -bur dine . . AdvarcefneM and wr'aw.Mnl NETWORK AD tl"K OnTCasal a vaDk Orw tab yes Dalwl. MDP CLOCKS lack ^ n. NII GRA PAIL. r6 pas IN.p for Watt Cal ,,,,,, ^w„' kit,. :,r . 23.4 i k,Wp Ago le SM inclower e Park- : 4,.. ..... would like t0 dist IMMISTRATOR minimum 2 ; m 1.23 dear Bra4/Ap.r 217-0104 sows. Nxw a • .rias as P1 p . Pn'wfk swung Oshawa 905.431-0107 No ods pare Cal rp 801 kse ore IMAM 1�Y STP win high end ,'Bell$ rear- 5...Ipdppw Pat epw, Oro anvreepr taw. Meek CJMpETS ala pt urns 'rW'gh, s 'rwdl wpla as sYskin. 4 , . • pp•ox. "^51972''28 190515769381 19051433- OWIM X01111 NOME emu E 100 •m nos a k•ybOrWMa,qNo' S o1 90 N0 Moos kms. $12900 Truro GiSl. GII Mandy 10r *-NOYa Damm ,z bawl AN mar all BIDS I s'-, an. new sun m PSN m ow E vnern« 1 PICXERM6 :,•,arae lose SS50 FROM Sfi01fT11" bas• :.tF.ts w rad E ur raw. as owlr 905-6Li .,o,• ...,•n• ,: N•,wv rwm Yr�r i'._:_ Jeucs' An 1MMv1PW clgnl Fae rewmt 905-426 426-7%4 d clods Gr T Lip RAMC 3010 y we.w�A wk,•loor ply n.. will isivi 3 rooms $349 83,7.1491 - 3" ,.4A 2600 r"Z,via" Call Durr.,. VoL, 2 bW,pom-.swww.wn8"w,,,n1 "S-7=1-02„ IOYNG ■OIg w. love And Pepe ...IwdM comet et Mr' IM6 nrfou COIIOLLA .0 i ...w.F YwU w "1 f65C ,r ny °biro Add, "1 wo Ho,artw a.unn our .pert InMMr $KOK" _,yy wooden 44, Auto ar 26001 kms T'5DD plop a1333 �1 +, : :n,W n Mr OAys 431 7j q. can s A "ry tJMn low (-80 511.8273 Nu iemlltmwefr„ q. "dross Wnta .n. -,wood AM Ilfry 2 Igo tin Ga Targeivany trM tlut sheds ' raw nn ,,Ink 6 W. ask" $t5 DOC ,993 Lw 438�179t 4"10- rap P6s. aaa "I*"- t-800-NNO-t2T5 tRws (70 r+rn) Norman 2299 We, ,a war u. o B..A Pena 3OL 4 a. Dor AYANA•l! NeMFDMTF awyabyl 1e,,.pi * 19067 DENTAL TECHNICIAN -•.• Fk.ablg Moes, 375 pro 06.2314 Furs rod dilly ava,Nt W S M aM bat DAs 576- 19M.bp YJ Sep- 10 lura. lY. ,n wn,mv w: 'u�,rung 110-6712 Daps 416-501- N.rl, Mask♦) AOW MMMG :.'..^ Jrder ..• .. ,n....r... �.. Ft work 19o547e-796e rFo gawg.s a.d dek, :e, sin v6. Ned a FrtT mbNod cWrW sWsw., uro.wp. .ewer tw7 Sales r; S'.ncn ;row . ..s^.,.a,na' a Qwn4 Pwfe-' a..., mr CANPETS fwE .an War- I4 Rd LAM 3 Puler" SS500 obo M5290.7 E„cw lw,c ' ,' • •p•r14rc4 a to Orb Srswnt, n 70t LOWAK MOTHER to roe for °else a•. niton M. .. For moo .do W 9054.5 1911 UM OWEM Ir,nea panted i0 Mk." Close OSIIAagA , n,.M a 8bor 7 Roaly, Mw PWM aro* DR ,Mar AM LW4 Rd E Be. 361 N' ''tet ' rorrnT 5779 2093 seater Take Drer •e a,nng 189 JEE► COMANCHE 5 b bus, STaPP4 K IN ,mWn bWrnon, was No.,. hoop A RENTERS ORFAM' A chW.r• •,ane Eden- 2 "lour 41 ,r -.,, I.r 1660 Kugaw M PKye,tng wlnbl' Ol.arb LM 9Ki Q0 s• M I h.;kdn aga lobe mel Janwry m 198 $Deed nebeee, bnt/IMt ,N.rreO 075mu y 3uYp 1St 6 tau ^enr ,sow own' Yu. um Bfna FINMITURF tw a .:.wbw Dlayw D,e,rHf.• Pad aId 14UMA D"Tlw FUINNTURE •, $415e a P.1h. 6-W atk.g 53500 oeS; iter ft Iden. 1 bdrwm $675 AxgdAw1e .company PMT TIME •gem lei Iia L -MW Mk.w R FwcRMw uon Foe tlbtrdles carpel ,a:A Pre-._ • :,u I.v ', to 537.000 CAN WS-721 lap also aylAtbb 477-7903. ,••,,e/,w4y View S:'tl OUc loss ncume ,egwrn D^rs ,r, "'taws- r udumrl•,,: ::nn oeea wu 420 2wj mp ws Sttwsg Derain a.d r m ' ,n. 1267 416-152.8372 2 bedrooms $775 1 DW ISwp 57IN Cbu bat a.ne.r Pram Your PAY -00 4coal Goon uah win gw.: Jnv,r,q ,.[oil. w Pteax poly W twswM sWMW4ng wed Sfe 905- Ire ..nog ,r.."q roan SBeC Call a3P t4s Also 1 bawogrik ad tap S750rmo.m i.tlsrtwe.~Wm- touchis and IleiOxg ror me 1 TON Paan . Doan Tres. 0131 Me Also 1,tF ap ,.0 am ebb . od- cal aofaaara.n I mem Cao to f.e a t2 Osnaae Tnor AWIE RIOSE noME. Mmnet 01'1777 sM.room moo KW ." kLumeC r,o 1977 1.d 5 IM. 1ACNf1011 bMllabratb z Gl m Coles. CakF 905-42&2052 WOOPO Dov 481 osnaw - e,p.nenc< nn aid CARPETS- room sus NEW DW1wn 36 Excellent -chm r Omw. LIH 7Ls u••' gpy'IY "dins WE FINANCE gas OULUM. 2 belraom w du "bake, „n' cite IeearaS CpH ern wuk,ng no gets. or.,,. carpel r low low pr,c selkgi 6 NEW Ipl,or on,u 6 rod eOenoNNI1 c•YeOn. Id `'eG east rtlr•arY. newly pkv crnvemeM IpG14pn red Bake, 1905)714%N ;ort In' u 's CAr Region PMT TIME Do M Rachoma worm at apo not Rous. NS We hire It M CMm mtrtanmem cmten OR EVERYONE $13 sox Call Sadff Ilene, .,led non -senna., $475 , t. n i720•h 7 IF.Da00M fir« on 1x23 .. L4rsa..9c"619 5991 Al"'aarg TO' D AW Den ua L Amow,m Rotas- DEP o. I., Thwosq�: Omand 1706 -9469tH 2 inclusive 005�839.062t rdr, Aft. ethic Ile albraMk 877 2rM2 NO tum downs. ,-DeOtoan DswMnl $480 .l anmm RC AvY Dec 1 sin' DnICe. muS have Able th01W .nsLaUbw reps, •4 We am .d I tuna LrvrpD01 9401 ala .No" wcbdea 728-2255 or $I ilii, Pi" rwkWs al Fred amputw e,Dwterot. Can NItRTU11NG L.ran n my aAaAMr Sm,or aTcoe^n r WE WE THE FAC f DP+ First time buy- 1 � SPOUT clean am bWroon a3P7816 M -W3 7111 a yW 7 pm tiecurih ()$Gem, 905.683-1391 ^oche rOudes asn.Wus SDstxMn puww%o For TRADITIONAL. WOODWOP. 1 Pri. ale NG 905.965-8774 els. Bankrupt; udoce, w apt private m- 416 M,65,11 HEALTHCARE "cine HCA slates s6 -.ca.S A iea'irer• . Net $rano a Mme Pbr W 13, CMC wmmwcul Van. Lace waeuul es OSHAWA clean 1 040roan Iw lis$ Oars. "" or ""' bike 1903E 1314010 0 8161 bad Credit: n0 pmo W,k bachelor apt. DrirWt 4Mraoe 5 MDINOM house WAR p. c14Ca a n SW .nn,Dle a rMwW TRIUMPH SCOOTER wpm ,3, DOOkms assent v8. a' trap. / aWWnces Mo $mak parking I.Moo a Orwnluwn 6 nwsp.W 2 ap- I k ncn,DJ ,utl experience Frail Aid And Aaerwten MA recnds 822'8226 vial ramp . tac4114m coed, credit! ft YOU cotubbonng. ceMo Luted KOPOtS f63G ""'" a laam CRR .thioate VMO Oro- Cap 6&3-6- Any ape +wkmM CLEARANCE SALE - f4H,1. em askrg $12H W 545 I at SV40 ,king LS000 Cal Avwlabil Mor 1 683-0381 wlurnunW $495 ,.tbM" piancas. NrOwaaa IbO,i. s •yulrW. Must cis license aha own .I.Cie a Lap 3723 Cwlrrw d Wool Shop '501 509-3262 work You drive[ 1905µ7P8631 led" inn- 725-,. *naue drive A.6. Ca Sed +peak d Ante mus R W rs Scall 996 PICUMK Man : ROM OR' Paw. Sonnnb and Dir Lots of pre- sage DSIMIIM 2-buronm CWM 15 1 V57 - 7 Wk. Cel 723- . wUKA and d,yw pan Fa. CENTML OSHNIIIA 6291 a 576 4531 English tllscntly. 5762112. mon-1, 9-5pen Lo.rg u,ure ,8 morass ha road Vans. noodles ad ac- tasuc gwL,r, HW for 5 owned TOOLS Swipe Grand CuavM. Lar a sDxwus apt n dunk. Oc- Must have car 12 years utings ceswnn pwWn DoOks. months ror sue $550 ror 63km PW PL . An orer 0 one and two lob, 123 Fencad rad Wm� AMa WM LEVEL of m,w berated bac"inl Co-',l�And prod, wool Dins Port Petry 965- vehicles t0 bedrooms. dewy ng, iarl.e $70o'ua Dung4ow. tinge. 3 DWmoms. (9054301 2549 DOW 9054868374 Will q,I bear consul won compeer 15Nbt padre Sdn 905J20- 2 pplynces, Large fenced RECEPTIONIST crafts, story rime mwit, ror- 2849 t0 him or best offer choose from. Plat seam cdsutb renovated. IndoM 646. after %liu . 104 m rkm Spin 905-S7fi- aro ori Aud mean 1 ,1NCks Fi,s veway wig carpal, p full time tOf ad L PR cemlHd Mw- COMIERGAL N01ARf poo- Ilam RIDGE 22ri am SPECIAL 51,.900 Cyt !905)831 4797. W q cental iii. t49fi i .coo view"" RewaKet - nnok,np •tte.pts 905-428- to peek, 25 Ib capacity used stows 5200 and up o 19% Lumnu Van. M cm. ITom ' - eAbran wekwwe CIIf11C g,ol for restaurant or ch FINANCE Ti51 BIIIIM. FOORNK LMEYEM. 2 physic, 128 p waMes i25iL otters 5125 aM ge. p0, crulze canrDl. M Aad" Sept 15th AWy a SERVICE Winer mqu,red lot in Pickerin . rrxk buioness 5900 or eat up Mew bard rnm h.fges 16 OEPARi11ENT PSL Do, power rW. to •rr'••^' Wall" Rd N. 2 M000m 416.533-7299 ryse• cele snr Pun 9 PLAY Oneum. looks 6 up otter Telephone 1905! 985 c 17605 New brats name 30 dtl Oen/an loom al n r p SNERIDAN CIIEII power ooW harts keybse 11NN16EIiNTNIC. ro aer•y C41 Dan Jr (92305)985- Fax resume "swing dnld r ROWO 3607 shaves W9 and up New nuc remote intry System. am . �lM6�a32-2785 amerkes. s eppkmas. MARWO/OAAriY. 2 De0- 735,t ane �Ak enec M.cnenrer aM lap Elgin COMPLETE kitchen cup. m barIndlies 5 cl 5225 ST,, INI1` - µms cassette. V6. 180 hp epi. 7R- 51250 ,MNWes uDlees AyW- roan Dasenmt apt, 57501 905-120-6965 CPP on smoking moron- boards InctWn IOP Oottm panOns APpbrcas 227 Luun spMd auto trans 40.000 Ale OcbMr3l. rat -2210 MgroAWiiOb Oct W AD STUDENTS par local Gm mem Mme cooked meals Gnat latch" cupboards, St Os1Nwi. 5767148 M LXMYSIER 148" A6- km. absolutely mnt 725- CBRNAL WEE - 2 bed. PWXERIIIO Lw w nal Dar ume work mat .It aM snacks Gam -bpm West. ¢cable vnk Mom Iia" Ldto IM.". all optbns. 0958 rmm aWmmml In 3 FlaeMior w,6-, X1281 ' v1 tonere 7h School e p 0•re•ro fair Rdll7wy, 2 Cao 663-2210 WATER distiller, fully au by pbx. aDc DNh. $1285 Tp SWI wTh., Fol sod Rbe1W coll^M,top asnwasM, Grew W"K counter lop mcDel law W Spotless nlwk A+alanb Oct 151 f6% pin blCtten, separate erH OLIVE 6 HARMONY Rd help you ¢sari experNae dM ARIAKE Mom of I. my to basemgnt minty t 25 gal reSirvd,. $tanks$ w. 25LT, MMmluc. . Mriw hydro Laundry lacAtes ISI/ eanco.vwy eben. tort- Oshawa 3 berm semi. Woe mare spore lyra money CAME WWR wanted n mfr' Mme Fust ad smole-lree. 19050668475/ sled mrFupnofA I. , less 170000Nms E.cabm cone- Led mopes 7233107 vlroNwq, no pea rallre„c- IOL Oeste pat, M1rwslk4d Must be a lout 19 to app Mme for 2 children t 1R 6 1 trans xuvnros twlnlmas otd pray 21200 s 6-r $595 torn f1750 GII 19051-4W' 190 Su Seat 90230 M. 1wLu 552x• nrAwres bsni 2 appuncers. 5950 Call For M Intervorw 727. 1R yrs. reliable Mn -smoker Iunches,snacks WeMney tABLE SAW Delta 10' con 8180 DOM More m14 Ad. sins 4-5 A101E 0811180 am DW- 905.837-2909. math NovI utCaS an 666. 492c ARwaTwm Rivers dyes Car south of 401 Cy1686-9151 CO�IrR tractors red industrial npp,n mos• room apw .m t, sett con- WI v hl Car Scan 666 0 thin wraaa IS etc. w Oaks. Brow Maio 0573 gn ,sur ApprM 3 days/ 7'RUCRLOAO Ian W, bxkyxd. Pidbrng, Oald, STUDENTS Earn 550.5,00 weak Exgenmcas 6 der newt a^tl •edr nun 595 mini with nada a xcas06 M,Oe 2 bWroorrk bur weekly working ror MwsW- anus reiarcd 509-6313 1 Fk•wood IBM 486 0X2-66. 420 ,row pad $1100 sell la 25% ,� rwn aslunp $22110. 7p6 rwgoua0k. elderly person mem SeparaN mrmce, I41KfBY. 2.Oadf«Ro b•,,ga' pel $heal; be [omfonable hdrd-dnve 12me RAM, (9051683-7165 Yod SAME 5453(AWI welcomed Non smoker. Re sundry 6 parking AN wall- low. I 12 -Dr garage, de- wed dwl b: aoa WVatS.g FLEXIBLE kve-rW unity lot 2 AB$KUIFLY THE BEST tip Cdbur monitor 5595 WATER, d you Are concerned MO MG SALE: E"rythmg 13 LIMMS Cruiser 32 Twn farts (905) 879.0609 sew 5750/morgn Mad Oct tacked workshop. 65 t40 No-" 2310, atl stere Dreachoolal Nm -Smoker. Quality seasoned na.dwood. Other new d used with me one Small &Or loo. must po' Cal for knlormMw 7e8. 13 bum hDeryloss la 9053W-9709 fenced lot. sandbox. •oG : 9052631093 AlaxfP..ennp. own transpoNtlw Light serving Rckefmq Ala,. III Systems. parts & of your "stet vee Can nap 1905) 60-2970 ha.0 6 11yb dge a., NICE 3-OWfoo,I' 5951 noun. Douglas valet SI W 585 a, cak And, 905483-014 hQRSakeepmg a meal Drepa by aM Oshawa n 5lfWCe available Call far nlormw,w 6%-1357 D B 0 Cal Rob (9051'953' rad SmRa St S 3 DedropmPKKERNICLuxury walkout- unhnas AvdAeM1 immediate - ration Conslder nanny slur OURfWIfIPFW000 or 686.0234 after 5 pm Atha basement pl fireplxe, p- N 7262255.4]P7816 SInt.T REQUIRED Imine- q South Poeenng 416.798 427-5278 MOMTCBM�m � 6w 230 - 597W 5� La6725s. mc�s cum. 5 a0puances. 1400 6-F. WWr/Y: Lovely 3-DeOropm 'lately will a, lair 2 sun 5393 131 kKk IN.B., 1 Micro 1 Rgae•AaMI Rod a auditors Suited for Mme wily 5-applao'Ces. rpencom Guaranteedoal ape bestFORQuality hardwood cry CAILRN as Goss $Ittllart! , pus commssson GII 830- FULL TIME-careq,ua required Desi nosily Mrowootl guar Ry � S1NcMn time Open HOYSt. COIrRICF. turn. pry, Onphl rndlwe Dusomcauple non $850 rmwtnly rIDMY deco - 3156 In Our Puckering Mme. lot 7 armed! eatu long time IoW 430- 15 ARTi013ES ktosolumi ra,� Sarurday Sep'enWer 20th TOYOTA 20 n. Motor none. 1�bedioom apanment. m mu sinking. no pros 416-763. rated Throughout wbWtl m - month old baby Ponugese susorkd. w1 6 spin Hmwst y Itam . 50M 712 Rossbn0 leas paired Isillael In advance, chimpp IaMurz or Mylnng sleeps 1. all 90t 23-2200 poet negonourhosd Fire- 6-,e araruble November sme411 an 16set Call any measurment. tree Muvery, COMPUTER E CLFAP.W do SCkenllllc murvmenH' Road ext. Wall $8.500. roll 905-623-2200, pre. yr Co,tdd,o••p, private 1st 190615768381, 1906831- SU►ER-DIET lake on Un- Ime 116-25e-1600 $robin" 44��fen Nory Hut CENillf- UaW pwua. board china. hirer advertising 718 NOW MIMASEMERT of Bovior Alle emranu. 5 .mutes to 401 nR wun M. 5550 Lucked GwcU238s Feel IGrw LOOKING for rsa0b caeglr Flrarppd 905.753-1246 systems wlmonnor/modem toys. OeDOYs eo6i m44 bol Lake«w Grmcs MmgurD- RII��(_ tinsel ng DOM" "A"'T" Ip01 Naw al a FeelnGuaranteed ermcusekeepek to arc for 2 1 pW�p 5599 Used color manors - Iles. colkcnons or estalns R/L7�-S_9®-'"_ u95 inclusive Oct 1 Non- F ,MI W Own oftance 18M $99 ,c SVGA $149 as uuneg cIla.Oes Now arrack" 174 -Stn 1 Townouw 19051571-5063 cbiNMgn 3 D m 7 p m In out GII Robert Bowen Mugues Mbng Wowtrwe orders Nee Carpet, near ammages. Mme Mon In plus Muse, Canidae 6xCD rom ked. spw (9051655.8049 Brooking g EXCELIEII Norm Oshm w non -smoke$ work Cyt 937-5624 alter 630 sound $139 New oda Femr _ _ :lock and M order. ISO MASBEY Furgnon farm DMared $500 AMOLUIESy A QN41T KA. .- work do 1 PIIIWIIYAD SIIN RU te- s.n synems troth $799 Com- We we rlw custom hoop tractor Excellent condition Down 1 OWroam Avail Oct Retww n Avalarle Imme- 6 months brae IMnOrn your male. soared Includes eve Bpnm, central mother poard ARTICLES restated for con- I idny s Dry Brush SOMIUM StorW n bath Used vary Im e 1 S65C inclusive 2 bedroom yably W5839-8561 own 2.3. a 4 Indrom b,wl- Mdlure cCuDle to, nigra UWE OUT OMY required la Irving $750 nems for twin 7Pent1 hen $39 t GB mveS Sgnmen, Esponsuy Uthas sWt Sed 20 Book Your $7000 Cal 7253090 or 1- Mal Nov 1 5750 inclusive Muse wmdetelpy rOur vshed Ise build�'Iq ;r. Ajax ror 4 yt old and I yr old 1 from $179 etc 164 Baseline Rus sues, ludas and chid =A ou Come See "Tats 6138285606 1it71ast, odeences re4V.. PUKERM6 New 1 Ma. ,dim 4 new aPdwices Sw� RI^D^g turn rens Bnn A ,,.• ar taken" 905.725 No L w ... DeOL r«m basement apt Whites Must havE, experience. nomsmue.nq Wmles,Tmch hcMlrs. Uotmn a muco Rd Baernan^Ile eon 132 q n to 'O,p at me D .g Irpm 559.900 Carnes no good CUmmu01Dti0n area 7 am - 6 Dm week g fng.401 697.3059 670 Unit 3. 1333 B,tefdary 8/361397 RD N Executive home. D^ Miss than rMl IdIM or rap days Pkse call Wys 116 ^toe (905H30-6326 Close- %5 Deal S W. Rd Osman • 1 Art. 8 CrMlt m pmrance. Wrkllg. D� m„�,OAC and work skills -446 CONTENTS OF APARTMENT. Whitby 6657292 DOWIR 2 Dedman BaY. a " L b11 Wwry. APPIURces. WAi DN. F,oMtolCalRICBanker PI•ale lax ra$ume to: 967 2043 eve 831 1915 FIRElN10 for safe. 2400 bedroom suite dining mom Od[k yard Very pwet (985) 619.2911 OlycOO as n only 'fA OGDhm Gab suite. amps an17 tables CO's tD uln I N serve InoW� Mal kNo = home. Meal for y le I°05172 7 -3M or Tor w AVIIJILIL,16 32A 202c en 2225 r, knengn sine cane Maw dais, ror 'dig FALL TREASURES gerkoB. i6oQnllamt Nig ods working person f62s �n 1505 8 2 7-7601 rear uuO aro Cy19p5466-2248 ,THE'u,ant; Sar.rs TebdbrNa.,. Uuv" Cyt 831 880 NORTH aSMn 2 DIaMm presently AFFOROABIE DAYCARE „ 90$4,9-991, inner rpm uw c0l cwt George a1 CRAFT SHOW .•,uq saw, nisei$ W m pNETIE. DRESSERS. tables, 135x9% EXCELLENT onrMNoom SrCOEQAUNION .2 Ieve1 g tonhms• IST lee ,coin Work I our UII Odepunt Drier +bel school m none b/umat oro epnlryslre0 Food"N Oil 1st $600 • 9at Work hear eluce,Hwn 2 'Ned, rW 4 WNIFR Cres sue P19 one gnc taokes. watch mgr cn4t. FOLDING Sat. Oct 4, 10 am - 4PT71 lot. scaly Ft VM a Laund sh,,n, apt tu. ten1. a, FsilaP NQ peH 4362019 Vow www Murs win e.- W,Ired SebOot r For ago ad P•4 855M5 used ons one td twHr WIRE. 11 1pie G ,D Store, hrs, $750lermCn, celenn 4wmre po n era ma' ase DMY carnage ch'SU VIlrh drop will at of 1 1e tae mokn, 765 Autl No sir roan. 5750. uf` SPACIOUS 7 bedroom lows vulval rcpwrs own Imspor 9175.686 1974 seasr,n asllknp 570 sacra we,. West L rade Schoo) tvsmwkWs AvartaDb Storage crystal Ings Ant.g«S 6 muco sop AODrox 47 ctee n y M Avy'a"-Mo".ty 104- nos WM M . u.W Nn- IMOn E•Poo' a not haces AFFORDABLE. ratable day- "' owe mom 1905)-4x7.7981 tau Abe 163-6,17 270 Michael Blvd. Whitby Sc It 90N2P2965. 4/6452 3276 Sorry Wild Tor servo Design of y 6223 ad 1 400 a# W . Park rare avaiyple n W Hawgoa W. /ands. to u1Asn Pdrpr Ia.W nl,dm FxMg "*My 401 arta Newtwrns welcome 1ARQIIINS" 6pC Arbome ONNN61100M set 60c ma I c0"tB'"c°""m Tea room, barbecue, some bAUX.mn a 0fi 1 bWraom sbu to schooks. M la IMr IWurt or IWwe edu kncnen art ,a0k with loll 6 4 no Y Danran Fmyle ,beg '®. M exceptional variety 01 pgydnyNm apt Iw rMl Aval an "Mol For IurMer information HPI luncnn AM snacks Rel- $1 50 Fra slanOm yUsS apt .We Oc Iia $625month Wd.. i111eA1nNS Oct/Nov 1 ouY- erea.5 and recnpn call corns Teat to, college. $75 B ib0o NEW MUSIC erin, M nto, spots available for vendors. qwa c. l 1 bed pig^' 122 Cotbwne SI E (905168call 6.21922 do 1 Tor LTi 'b"" fi66-0%9 Wooden cola table. $15 Call fireplace $2010sc'e6Lhole en stow "^'•'a' du'umnews neo 1P.e w 1nU�Hd)DDwM �. CA �.2S Iwtunp. in pwMy F.r" 9135376 0614 saw 19051565 1753-wc23aud,r him Lol'raine 668-9179. (9051 a 677 OMMro Aral 434-1077 . 905132 7 �j�''�• %Ews AuvpmnsER wEutirtiDAY, serrFmBER u. Int -PAGE tt �--= -- / PAN 1 AaN wnim1 tAn B l4gtl Nratkes / Prne4sle Auction 1 Atctlou / IAarsprllU ipolonk A IM/Aq STILL NW. N, MFAYEMIr PsruNe M6' No marry down rem a Id IA Ab -lute AH,H ble' OBrAMMI A LOW M NOT NOTICE rc Ftrre•by 22 "My 13. 24 hours urn 2 W ]leaner, has lawn Ltd yj�-A"-A ,-S r87 DAILY iron 5750 per munm ,W jH IGF �L��N�M�p/. Mer GfWAIWAfUl�. turn that , Aust. M.,mum a�'aa� anV iii ��.I � mends NpROSCOF4 b900377. AUCTION f TA AUCTION came $25.000 A.Nka WHY NOT OWN A: IONT TIN to dissolve pursuant 7710 $5 00 24 hours CONSIGNMENTS THURS. SEPT. 11 AT EXCEFIIONAL LADIES a GENrUN EN no MOST 7211.9414 ew 201 3- Bed *.inI stamim mu eau Ln the• H�,,rress AND ESTATES MbLa "fE!L $gW/month :71 -ho nruNc our- P.M. MYLES KING BER 111GUI'4""A%%N>Y 3 -Bed slow NKNs»/AnrNOKotMu Lnrpnr,tirrnn<1 saver. �nuusarMssarnl,Mr,li AUCTION HALL SS tytr,nrett•rrwkr K $>3011/month LT anr,rN 11 e,s 1 900 451 3183 5799 WANTED RElananU7Ya UrultrTN iN UANw NWIED NO down PRY"WM7777 Discharged Bank 7777 /EFOpE $KIMM MT m P. HALL ST. OSINWA. roil n� 24 nes 18 Yrs Low eomml5ston, ry a , tl -r ,FRY'Ir E CONTRACTS UueJ nl Ahk this "1 r5tngeratOrs. Iwmter Asked MSIAP0 ter Call Me! payment neat eler,l•„- ;1011. Krrn.ball X04 8761 ,able Inch .n acnrmo win Sth d,y nl tirptt'mNrr wile. kncnen Ixanry Gase (905)571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 h'n MOONLIGHT day •guar cnesterheld swtl tp Pxkmr.g Generating su MARK STAPLEY � Petra Woodhouse EseoRT Sales every Tues. c nee and end tables. 3 non Pet G0. f340/mo o, sale. Rep Slmr�p r;rr,�,p I •,ul R,.:,uy I,k: FOR SALE cran,mu lukery S_ynet SERVICE Thurs, and Sat. at pc" bedroom style• personal Prayer to the Blessed VirgM $ 110 bweKly 4201316 ,teres unit portable bar, onle I,ween acldsl. 11 a after HIaN cuss 6 pre Antique _ole, t v chest of THANK YOU to the Blessed Virgin, tenISLIVERWOUGIena cab Pion �WA .nn p,trmul call anew t4kFemW Escorts furniture. ap- drawees. dressers. ossa- 4'msmd room, ,Nle. urn. "Eon9os623-7696 t 1 Personals 101811 -tions pllances etc. Own- to the Holy Sp1n1, and to the Sacred Ory, close to Prcken Town FQR ply smnal charts. single sent np RANT ESTABLtfHFD HUK $A- Out er and rator Heart of Jesus for the favours rant. r;edre Dart ronsmpker r, 1011 fi1a1COE STREET NORTH LON rat sale 4 Balint .tun DM rW SEF TINS on run 24 hest 7day11 oPe Om;O�e beds. Invalids g pets 1 335Wmann 19051 420 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units naxmenr great wcabon dal Aususl Ion 1997 a tla-yµ MYLES KING cnar walker, cane. ed Willies Included Buv IudaY start Ianorrw WOO, bmdm occurred in the (Hiring escorts) AUCTIONS tali "'Tm funures. large T H $ A. H. PICKEKING, wipe room / Stove 8 Refngeralor Uwne, tenting Call 905. 401/6roO St WhrroY McDon 33 Hall St. 'P:ami!y of China dishes r -me ratcentral at park Parquay 1100rs throughout 728-9902. n, an., 5pm aids PZ la Ili re fpOUSE CHEATING" E p ya'"' to01S. sunlan 9054323029 gwred 401-9498 Psyche,. Answer, , ran Oshawa, b?,: :'lmplele poll Sale erg, use )In lull kncnen intlW Narking included. playground Area. know Rated r Peirce Established in pine, '0 attend. Term, ung bArbKoe Nonsmokers Close to schools and MANE merry at home, at 170 ally S375/monlh Avertable ��� .007• Ddrn ase us CaAs t9(tfl cast- 'n rwp ,nmeewely1905@s lssr From 5846.00. i;maion pKe, for freee In EXOTIC R,nnaenwl 24mrs tt9v MYLES KING r t 9106" 106 416699-9969 or I MASSAGE ""'6. 1-9110.4514055 725-5751 Call 905-721-0980 AUCTIONEER KOOM9 Int rent. v Oshawa. %87033586 24 ors no 723-0501 725-5751 .w' pus route Available m �tuge,Ia,plwde FNII Rorty •, ... ....`'• .,� rni"Oy CAH 190SWI-6435 Ill Pnvme Homy Ca„ lar Salt__ K•)AII OSHAWA aUTO nook shoo RPfnXrelio/E ��T SiML :in'•t�m dll'1lk .y'RfE,iT'ry4o t;ln TIRED OF COMMUTING. - - to erne r_ nnplete and wnnpy 1 DAY ESTATE CARB AUCTION FORM nate I -s4 me plate tar you e • SIgtS Sr- '° ;e;wN f69rmo. .' 3 f!OrAfly �� SCARBOROUGH. �Ir ylNr Arr."tk+14.i,^x•r MeaOoervalei4ol area Tv Www.d nrW, lot for sale. gltorem 725-1171 Please read your SAT. SEPT 13. TUES SEPT 16 'brid,..,i61�100e 'Iri16S91 zfty. p'hme "in. s4n '.and bw n Ion, ownY 579-1501 y AT 6:N PM 'm 509-7932 ^.��Is 12s50 -'r'g POWERFUL INCOME ,poor- 77111"! 1; ; a --•ad Ir•nN Sri-. prorA Sy pHs per classified ad on the AT MYLES KING AUCTION HALL -- Y,•ar Capo„to 416171.1555, wee home Paseo Hot MIM. GODDBODYS LADIES FIS- first 33 IUILL ST. OSHAWA .-nm x:�, YtN,r: MmYsr "tcx?Ihr a 1 � r5 �9- se her 1.800-6169 en 8257 Fit. EAUir SPA - Grand ••w' Of publics• 9 C- dining room sate, omen Iealrc• ;^es11d1110 Su• :n";¢Ic'n rq lrrr„^int �"I FAMILY TndN Dart on R. 24 his RrDtammg (50.000 mora- tion as we cannot !e,12 door fridge and Stole cotlee and end tables. It. ..t'r7 ,„_y.�v,y„Y, ttT�ta k..Orc. tl$6! COURTICE u,gr muse un (a,. near 11 hon Uttering lock bonne. r.�..• 'iso"" 1.1 beanss6. step. taenng, har- be responsible for 175"= suite. 2 silverware cabinets, tanning bed• antique vete rumrmed room Avail- . _nsnnal •teles In IuA ^'•9 tables. chest of drawers, dressers. kmg size arae nor Parkm7 $300/mp acs Pmak beam a,e Oaks dlMs-II. �hiil ler ptkDpT� more titan Orle pcdroom suite. wall unit, entertainment centre, colour n, d LT4�* v, •, �_,_, Leine, Call 4332379. • r A 1'M10850 -214a rads. mo IN smvlse arM� insertion in the "7 2 water coolers, oriental rugs. signed prints. 1Opc pt,kwp M 6 K's FFAVER TRAILER able lfeb Waded e3vPm event Of an error. ��;'�, DafDecUe, SIerM SySlem. R 0 To MVOs. 4 LARGE LOFT for ,mil. A4d It 3mema Nu. SELL R NOW 74831 a guns, fax machine,"" of safe This estate hom fl 111"17 Unns" $450 BEAUTIFUL no•- - 4AER0us sf0 TRAILERS CALL INAYENIr rsrtMe sz99 , 1c•agecontains5pallets Llstnotcont 1 Axru min UuWVAve f�h00 hmuvruom. wakow base. F SALE ON SIfF Kraits ro men 18. 24 hrs 1-900-451 MYLES KING AUCTIONEER e mens, co"tpeme wW, decks �3-Q7Q] yy mmedelery 19051706-7803 down 1 $98.900 St sheds and more GREAT END 67�77705500�24 tui 191 715�i751. SINGLE PARENT. has opo, cl carry $8251-th m- OF YE BUYS-1 Cel or vert SINS LE a sRENT. on lr , edreg ue red H,.pntun ayt_ 705799.6221 Benton MIL 43a shoo duos aces on Brock Rd N � House CbentNeg 1 Leoal Ilotsps 1 tenni Notips I lams I Darns Pols DN 5450mo 905-636- BIIWMANYtIIE 3 pM,Oorrr mprOvlrleeeNs :11 I"IprOvenlllds House LIM :1795 DweaFor p4w a am _.._ ..........•y.� ,own 1e yd rad new .0 floors mUY623 rbrrdnon Most Sar CANDO AJAX .AAF oRmMar 9356z3Q212911s-1 RENOVATIONS INC. nedrwm ,n m.. 5 appNn- a bakon, anha air n,e COWfI10E 3 pus t Oa"xnn beth (//�J[/.�a��a(��/7VJ\\/ Gaskets how renovations 1975 DW Veer a Labe. Irmsnee Ls 1, central ac V sing CA416574- 70 vx. 2 wrzr ms. $1",900 NO PROJECT TOO SMALL AW.. 2 Inedman. 2 N parr Calf 905-4040000 Opo • Kitchens • Easements - Windows • Doors Iuos 2 balcanhin solanum House Sou 6 Sun 2 - 4 3 • Bathrooms • Etc. ^Acte" 5 appkrt6s. our coe- atoned, Stuart Rd 905.686-5211 wak," poen sw,mmeg pool. eitems COOIIiICF. Wrr4" Cres Oa I room. sato "abl615 $145 000 3-bed,eoms. 2 666 9 -Sag 2 n 619-0000. leare pah5 aDprave3 rm I 3 '� "e rglk cedar deck IaMSCJped it : �-� • 1 3nk.a a IF ,eta park, schools TMS PAINTING CSN INA 4 Mwer, Fm 'pm Haest S„ a sen 9051432 9966 G.B. HOME 8 DECOR IMPROVEMENTS Interior g Exter'or Rae sit sp 2M m LIVE v l inn Income Interior n Workman- House $50 600 sit nett $sod. ies O- I will Carpent �-I-rA 300 sit t stoop nom Oso makes s13pp,mu va,aa will 7 Ship Cm re. 600 2nd er 500 assns wren 4ow"paymem to soe•_ahst5 B general Fast. clean, r �' 1.200 sg N 2ro Moor 1.600 buyer 7 A C in 7rear Cana- ErpwewlcW , ,Qitn mater Carl 434.2"7 non Lots of -..On- mrllratxors reliable Service 1 sews Atwen 1 K� n 65Ntrz f1+9000 CxFFnnl ��ppFmwr amaod w.es GARY 420-0081 1 'Lel ,a,y •v,m ts. MA}fTsf MORA gym FOR RENT - down Groep CU - ,%o Barron (905) 427-1672 a� nig. Qv-. God k" -be.""- aYrpW� t 7.wan�> �anrs Nplt wan tram, M ae NO OLV"v 1G Ceucfea a a' 'savant» ' I And A➢;7tcasrons a1,luave 1a[apl "I r2S� 3 orm.wm cn 1 "Ithawa BI sea ss.a •tare V, Jwr Maoca 5710 S39no m urns or las t - - - Can Ernie true r.nt $7. 900 F.GwvM SIGOIS GENERAL �- I tiff -4Y32 Frm 43220M 0~ CONSTRIJCTIOp NATIONAL OuaNy A F MOVING srsTEMs I Serving Gur^ar cApAc4 -, rnr ,wrap. OrEN NWfE. 21 R.ena,rd 9,g „ smwr . l 4Aurc Ragan c2 you u„ M.n,rr Ina .•.I I a.r k a Aw• 700 s0 n nam 4 DIAMOND 69rock Rd Caa Gid oadr„rm-. pg,a0y Addrttorls. sentries F pNtNUOu�itf 416.463 7u3 sou 65117 1 I Spm 427.64M oalt0 doors. scu en s pgo" SHAVE r4c4 taNc AEMosr rec rooms etc nR+ab. R*. aaaaa Service F' ssa�_fte, RON Frear Estimates Frie a •°s awn wIy uno'.a nn,n- sol USi723-7477 ':• .r .. 1S' A oo,m. ma,w en ;wee ,5 env -: iate luta •hr wk Breathy Or 5765760 r-Ne•863.775a ',,: •i••a:'•::r SA•NION S.J.1DERS0N .M0.NT1iENT CO. LTD. ,fivPyeewfum<ol £.,Tce[/cnce ,1/1.,la7[vrterlti carrrt[rah[e tot Intl r,/*r,trr "itt eu .h,m rrn7nts r,r' tet )'tier hnrm- /)err/evt<• /inrecor (90i) +_'".eihil - I (R(N)1461-0282 Yeren lA1n w Daae OIA appka.n donee se'aW Nesely tt N - MN 9auhld. Gear 61"" .air- $175000 1905161> 3151 or ! tone It01A. 7 M6room pee ekes, B NOOAnSq :nyrvYb l.ra,taar Iter teretl0 Ckrw Cortege PpwATF Esus Sale - 3 nth. •1T'O3S3 .. arHun4 rale•. aaa..wr. TV HCp nue Dam , , z nate Mnu4 t6 MOYINi SYSTEMS natured a Bonded! out see Der Noe. reran b -mem woe gat apt ti .re+ ,doss -Biro nee a -weer Lata w .wI m,,.e rlvplerc c .n eVS.a27-la7N _,V "$.rr Nt,arr.m K.•r. n•. awe pmt As" Cnadw-gl ntarwee \ rlranrnx lady KI.%,.,t.It 3. ell\I,Ir„ ® 1111 Ir • 1 Int NI)ut lit.. een. ^as Bator a'r a enlr sears 'L.acall� 5'79 Gip Open NUp:1 $Jf ., sun 12 i p m 293 B+mArd "tint$, all ropc, "Lot. Dow mh 11. Stator a e.petasNe. Will Ra pstrateio4a CIIAt rarEp ANSA. 3 new +tart ..W. nkd motel dncorea :ret wow l,etl-K atcrepkd 5t9rotw. Io+eM.u" tea Oshw kilo 'ZS.9Ki .•,ria, Gey- t:tmaa ,letw entire heat acrun ecu ,pnvare .,tat. rex Wt ' AEN HOUSE ..0 Irra dF>.ura 571�'7S5 rn<I,tAireA $rigour} '.a: nn;,►u a•awNk nw FOr Imp an0 • •enNe. E •elkwt •rsn>. 1441 EVERY SUN. A, fil SOLD In- E.Hy t tAAW a air r rwr e i re. p4oa4 90S - 979- _ 1-ea&�91.6600 .14 ow- lss. �'•�min "naw E,gyh • s we Fre, etuweales w 4 14 .�. •�. nlAN.s• ;ptyopwer Train For len t Fa Sr. a Meatier 1-6& F126 AIkr4Nk n\la `alR,uJ S)n Hom..1 Owl Aetdrew a pig -3376 dor • • .,,,"H F 1D1 ;�b.,.,..�vrn io'"b pan ,l�P... St.rwaa cuawm Ekes wal+ys'7sE ItAbbr-0-TIE- MIr E:T;�' �,,.p,l - r^ ••�.•• wlsM,i Lwll . am r,. r, P. MOYEIIS �(�xnr..'r \I, I IIarFJK, any�Aee S275oneew 905 mil43C Motion C Ow p.e late ItOvt Cog :r ,Hall. we /ark tt75 --aN 905676- Modern 0p -w een stn wr inct vwn ea' Fret sets- a sill I.cw..e. rirkrriew ('lord Care Gose$ N 170111 fErlpp. fIN.000 wH.g a pate$. senors deCOtatl. \ ,•,lural wa. [r' ,NI.: -:•4 Na_�W x6AaWArtA'va4A.e w• 1 o snort noesweoveaAp• i,. yht,rid„r Pwt nor 5vn WTI hated "Is it" Ala WMTBY 3 led -es. rat- pkvtm proved. ares , ne ewer r-er , W es t x r4-Sx , I ' am nr w ay roue^ ;aagt. lalkeut b ttOragO rinse aaMdBDk. health aced well ww."M." H:tana', J The -are GERMAN LANGUAGE I P. FFo~, %.,Na tensa. as a 162ft M+wa rr6. •W hw WatwLwtE COppira0k rMK. CaK hctnA i• Mro.6N .,I r_•r..e %I, %I I rh<. mater Alba,. para eet a $14.900 Too and WMp•M•rliel 767-407 o, O17lge And Mrndpw Itcaeen ..wt stere.. SCHOOL lean CApa -4n6e6 ph.- Hoesmon. Senor claws Sn,. .d,,,r7s 1-6N•tf3-Sb3f clwng. No 'earns Kelly Remmer SiOwday morning classes from '°''w'"'rsi°s`A'sA•Appk V..IN* $2711 -ON 4369000 :,Cra:sy :uFauy - 503-MO3 op work vo spor :bareng. (rrrrh�d H -bet 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.. from "'."It',T,:- kw nim aupm• ^t '" Baird. ,tweed aro prwrnr4own Jr. Kgtn to OAC, as well as Adun SUNSHINE er.ek Heart aro. p, +a„g Ai5.900 -^t 66 ler saporrs MOVING guaranteed (3161 2H2-':305 classes. school startsSept.13. / '_ a a a FREE EaraM Moms, +paHm..•, :rix SePI NURSERY' a � -pApt onaTlAMrr", :,,gym p,N4ipP0r LM a4`3-4 M0 sw-assn w ppplru.t•-.uW P�nu q�►elpn at _ r<n sed new sOweat .Imils aa.e Winston Churchill School SCHOOL 2 ,r 3 e.6 am ro.nhousr, - •I.Nt6,rpra.aala Brea ; 1 ardw..g 4 win 4 new aaota,ces 3300 rd W4 Moven, O --ft ' Gown. good weed rang. thread aFswa Fm IN. (Lawrence E. i Kennedy) on f recite a wwnr tens faplNpt Sept. 13, 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. +may NOW". St. Paui's United Church Vub.crnM4w.4a Brew At ins n, E s6 Aro FE W as TREE REMOVAL i MANfTEMANCE and each Saturday ttweafar ReNIN, 117 t]4EEa Newsat F6rae Seasoned WO A•aaawe 65 Kings Cres., Ajax 1 AVS For bdonnatson phone Pri ipal mal. Ss95rC F...I '" 831-7055 REGISTER NOW Slle F at 14161 282-5823 pr ..I 5r0•:Fan VOW- OW k-Olm 150 COUNTY/ RETREAT "rrw ' they, recreation011000 MEA rn c raring rote$ a $asp. tion p a sv.gr ; p� Se „p, Rem San. GRANDIN HOME FOR SEPTEMBER CWAM proll w Wn not stglr B- - IN ea - Gra NUiiSERr SC -0" call (9051623-7194 ked sh.rn. B reap u-NNv .... larq PIN NNI bents. AJAXMff - UPO gaol' 33 we4080ftt Las can be tied- b tamxs s aN11 SS390.0110 WN- c ^-A,; nb • Fgnt, W Frank Real fs- 6tet hWkner,a4Ne "N"Ne"p Newy barn ST, 900 (9051 -LM PEA III 4279797 Lip a MMWZULATE WESTKY NEIGhrs. 4 won" pada M MIKONG LOT prK d m sei innIlrtpU[e CAC a4 mire $192.000 ow Noun 415 X1- honenp an t2. . SAN Sept Sept 13 163 details "o 000 Ower IMavens by 9D5-432-3199 905.4274681 any Supplements Workout Wear EST PRICES 3 AMUSCIC 1032 90OCK ff. _.. WMFrBY am IL at 4011 666-aiii BUSINESS CENTRE 'SPtcialty Priming Jk Business Services" Pfomotklnal Products t Fed EX and Caspar Courier Service • Copying" Printing' Office Supplies Shaw Paging • ung • Typing a Resume Services • Fax Services 'C (905) 668-0800 Fax: (905) 66& 1871 Business Cards and receive 500 free REAL ESTATE BUSMIESSICORPORATE WILLS/ESTATES FAMILY LAW Hoot • e ► U B 4 �- a :.Jar- " _,.,,• age, thew M sa yin ad •Er:E ouekriw instructor Morning programs -weexly I�ernes •A1Cr•at reOJ ,1,Gn fort 1/2 to 4 year olds. ally crafts n -circle -Daily crafts and'ctrcl-1 bine _ Clowns, oc hon -o -g ams. Music. Cinderella. SnoFace Mondays and Wednesdays antro Pocahontas. Min anger. Loot Bags Face 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. andFor Further Iwiormatti� Painting. Magic, Power Ranger. Lion ley Hilder Woody. 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m_ ,Aa.'� -` CTI Ala C 05. Sada mon, $kydanrkN CALL 19051631-7612 l call 427-6744 9(1J`d%I-5331 iu`� U tr' LI � �� I` AJAX & ging �s�ness ��cc�ss)PICKERING Adjusting your body for better health Few of us go through and symptoms such as life without aches and pains. swelling occur, patients But some experience chronic experience pain. pain that can make life mis- Chiropractic therapy is erable. an excellent form of primary Of course it doesn't health care and involves have to be that way. You adjusting the joints through - may find the answer to your out the body to restore full problems with chiropractic motion. care. During an initial visit Dr. Ian Town of with Dr. Town, he'll take Cornerstone Chiropractic your history and give you a says that the goal of a chiro- physical exam to determine practor is to restore function your present range of to a patient's joints in their motion in order to identifv body. areas of concern. "What happens is over After this, treatraent time people's joints get follows a three phase stuck and this can cause approach. symptoms such as back First the acute phase pain, headaches, neck, treats specific symptoms to shoulder and even ankle alleviate the patient's pain. pain," he says. "Also, work The next phase concen- related injuries and sport Crates on localizing treat - injuries cause problems ment to problem area, as with the joints." well a, adjustments to all Dr. Town says that parts of the body. joints are mechanical and The final maintenance are supposed to work stage can be a once a month through a full range of visit to keep your body in motions. When they don't, perfect alignment. .: t 7 V • n •H� . y. j Dr. Ian Town of Cornerstone Chiropractic says that the goal of a chiropractor is to restore function to a patient's joints in their body. "The goal is threefold," physical life," says Dr. says Dr. Town. "To reduce Town. "It's a very cost effec- the frequency, intensity and Env way to achieve better duration of pain." health and feel great. - He says that chiropractic C o r In e r, t u n e treatment should ,tart as Chiropractic is located at early as childhood and be 750 Oklahoma Drive (south followed through for the of Hwv -fell and Whites rest of your life. Road. in Pickering). "It's a great way to For more information improve the quality of your call (40;) 931-3+78. 7 hauls Monitoring Service Travelling - Going Away? We'll visit your home -Check interior 8 exterior -Check plumbing a hetlltlflg -Look atter pets 6 plants -Take are of minor repairs -Satisfy insurance requirements vdraraow CALL TSM it,,_ in Peace 831-8125 ew!!l AC�Cet6C • Motor Vehicle A-1cletinits • Sport Injuries • Workman's Compensation Dr. Ian Town, D.C. NEW PATIENTS WMXOME 750 Oklahoma Dr. Pickering 831-3578 ADVERTISE AND RECEIVE FEATURE STORY 683-0707 iu`� U tr' LI � �� I` AJAX & ging �s�ness ��cc�ss)PICKERING Adjusting your body for better health Few of us go through and symptoms such as life without aches and pains. swelling occur, patients But some experience chronic experience pain. pain that can make life mis- Chiropractic therapy is erable. an excellent form of primary Of course it doesn't health care and involves have to be that way. You adjusting the joints through - may find the answer to your out the body to restore full problems with chiropractic motion. care. During an initial visit Dr. Ian Town of with Dr. Town, he'll take Cornerstone Chiropractic your history and give you a says that the goal of a chiro- physical exam to determine practor is to restore function your present range of to a patient's joints in their motion in order to identifv body. areas of concern. "What happens is over After this, treatraent time people's joints get follows a three phase stuck and this can cause approach. symptoms such as back First the acute phase pain, headaches, neck, treats specific symptoms to shoulder and even ankle alleviate the patient's pain. pain," he says. "Also, work The next phase concen- related injuries and sport Crates on localizing treat - injuries cause problems ment to problem area, as with the joints." well a, adjustments to all Dr. Town says that parts of the body. joints are mechanical and The final maintenance are supposed to work stage can be a once a month through a full range of visit to keep your body in motions. When they don't, perfect alignment. .: t 7 V • n •H� . y. j Dr. Ian Town of Cornerstone Chiropractic says that the goal of a chiropractor is to restore function to a patient's joints in their body. "The goal is threefold," physical life," says Dr. says Dr. Town. "To reduce Town. "It's a very cost effec- the frequency, intensity and Env way to achieve better duration of pain." health and feel great. - He says that chiropractic C o r In e r, t u n e treatment should ,tart as Chiropractic is located at early as childhood and be 750 Oklahoma Drive (south followed through for the of Hwv -fell and Whites rest of your life. Road. in Pickering). "It's a great way to For more information improve the quality of your call (40;) 931-3+78. 7 hauls Monitoring Service Travelling - Going Away? We'll visit your home -Check interior 8 exterior -Check plumbing a hetlltlflg -Look atter pets 6 plants -Take are of minor repairs -Satisfy insurance requirements vdraraow CALL TSM it,,_ in Peace 831-8125 ew!!l AC�Cet6C • Motor Vehicle A-1cletinits • Sport Injuries • Workman's Compensation Dr. Ian Town, D.C. NEW PATIENTS WMXOME 750 Oklahoma Dr. Pickering 831-3578 ADVERTISE AND RECEIVE FEATURE STORY 683-0707 .: t 7 V • n •H� . y. j Dr. Ian Town of Cornerstone Chiropractic says that the goal of a chiropractor is to restore function to a patient's joints in their body. "The goal is threefold," physical life," says Dr. says Dr. Town. "To reduce Town. "It's a very cost effec- the frequency, intensity and Env way to achieve better duration of pain." health and feel great. - He says that chiropractic C o r In e r, t u n e treatment should ,tart as Chiropractic is located at early as childhood and be 750 Oklahoma Drive (south followed through for the of Hwv -fell and Whites rest of your life. Road. in Pickering). "It's a great way to For more information improve the quality of your call (40;) 931-3+78. 7 hauls Monitoring Service Travelling - Going Away? We'll visit your home -Check interior 8 exterior -Check plumbing a hetlltlflg -Look atter pets 6 plants -Take are of minor repairs -Satisfy insurance requirements vdraraow CALL TSM it,,_ in Peace 831-8125 ew!!l AC�Cet6C • Motor Vehicle A-1cletinits • Sport Injuries • Workman's Compensation Dr. Ian Town, D.C. NEW PATIENTS WMXOME 750 Oklahoma Dr. Pickering 831-3578 ADVERTISE AND RECEIVE FEATURE STORY 683-0707 7 hauls Monitoring Service Travelling - Going Away? We'll visit your home -Check interior 8 exterior -Check plumbing a hetlltlflg -Look atter pets 6 plants -Take are of minor repairs -Satisfy insurance requirements vdraraow CALL TSM it,,_ in Peace 831-8125 ew!!l AC�Cet6C • Motor Vehicle A-1cletinits • Sport Injuries • Workman's Compensation Dr. Ian Town, D.C. NEW PATIENTS WMXOME 750 Oklahoma Dr. Pickering 831-3578 ADVERTISE AND RECEIVE FEATURE STORY 683-0707 PAGE 22 -THE NEWS ADVERTISE7t WEIHYlSUAY, SErTF:MSER N, 197 r Pickering Sorts chw' ywood Roofing 8. Subway Subs IWhNes A Hwy 9 vis Cher,ywood Roofing 9 Saturday so" 20 Pickering Panthers N Durham Friday, Oct 17 Pickering ParMhers at North YO/vs Serpa cor—yanuvg 6, Caldwell Banker 14 Tuesday August 26 Cw11u-y 21 - Percy rulton vis (College Weekend at \brk Unlvarsdy Ice Gatde,ls) Rs,genScore odic arslall Homes 15 Marshall Homes ($cora Unavailable). Sid Sports 4 vs Sunday.Sept 21 Syracuse Junior Crunch at Pickering Saurday. Oct 25 Pickering Pan"W$ at Port HOPS day. August 14 Serpa Conveyancing 11 vs Subway Subs (Whites a Hwy 021 6 Friday. Sept 28: Oshawa Legpnartp el Pickei mq Buzzards CENTRAL SOCCER LEAGUE Marsham Homes 11, S10 Sports 18 vs Pmkwmg Thursday. August 26 Partners Sunday, Oct 26 Huntsville Wildcats at PN*Ofl g Standings as d Seel 5 Play,ng Fields 15 Marshall Nomas 10 vii. Subway Sun (Wanes A Hwy Sunday. Sept 28 Pickering Panitwlf of Syracuse Panthers IMDER-NME'E' DIVISION Cold -0 Bank., 15 vis Durhem Angels 15 a2, 15 Junior Crunch Friday, Oct. 31 Shelburne WON" al Pldurmq Pw"ws TEAM G W L T F A PTS Crtury 21 - Percy Fulton 13 vs Cherrywood Rooting PICKERING PANTHERS OCTOBER SCHEDULE "'Panthers home games are at this Pickering P1o.ermq n ,3 3 B2 24 a0 10 METRO JUNIOR •A' HOCKEY LEAGUE Friday, Oct 3' Ptckeong Parlhers at Markham Wavers INerpllom ComWea on Friday and SirrMatl ngMa. Yyhltby t6 9 5 2 41 31 23 Mond -y. August 16 Coidwee Bank., 210 u r h a m SEPTEMBER SCHEDULE Sunday. October 5 Welkngton Dukes at Plckenng Game times are 7:30 P.M. Uxbridge 15 7 5 2 45 a5 23 Angels 10 Friday. Sept 12 North vo,k Ranges at Pickering Panthers. Tuesday August 19. COldwell Banker 8 vs Subway Panthers Tuesday, Oct 7 Picketing Panthers al Oshawa Darlington 14 4 9 1 22 39 13 Send Your Scoreboard results Oshawa Kicks 15 0 15 0 4 85 0 Subs (Wanes a Hwy a2) 9. Slit $Forlal7 vs Ser pe Saturday. Sept 13 P1Mermg Panthers at Nlagsra Legiona�rea UNDER-10'AE'DrvISION Conveyanc,ng 11 Scenic Friday. Oct 10: Wplord Raders a1 Pickering Panthers to Al Rivett. Fax 683-7363. TEAM -1 W L T F A PTS Thursday August 21 Subway Subs (Whites a Hwy e2) Monday. Sept. 15. Pickering at Thornhill Ranters Sunday. On 12 Pickering Fentners at Wexford Raiders Apar 1313 0 C P9 10 40 Norm ront Too 13 6 4 , 48 25 25 ame Olympic Fl14 6 8 0 29 35 18 North York Cosmos , 5 5 9 1 21 32 16 East York 13 0 6 3 25 43 15 i7 '.i;, q LessAe 15 0 15 0 7 123 0 'S UNDER -11 'P' DW ISION TEAM G W L T F A PTS S•. Oshawa KKka 14 6 1 2 38 17 26 , %d—m RT West Rouge 14 7 5 2 36 23 23 East 14 7 5 2 36 31 2 Norp Nora+S,Doro.rpl2 14 6 4 4 40 2e 222 - v Aga 14 6 6 2 33 37 20 - -� Mahem 14 1 12 1 15 73 A North Scarborough• •4 C t 1 2 9 62 2 �pw HINDER -11 'E' DIVISIoe4 TEAM GW L T F A PTS Daringldn '.4 - : 49 6 38 Pckermg 14 " 3 C 49 30 33 NorthYork ALF—5 0 3 3 6t 27 30 W114by 13 8 4 39 21 25 _ a�°� ,,,i• +'-4. Peterborough 14 s 5 4 26 25 19 Uxbridge ,5 6 6 1 34 36 t9 .. Norm Scarborough 14 _ 0 20 46 t0 Cobihn ,3 10 1 25 62 7 Peterborough23•A AE'OIv1510N ,3 1 19 691 UNDER. ,2_ ' ow K Specials in the Largest Indoor Sh TEAM G W L T F A PTS 9wroom in the Region Oana.re T,: •..I C 6✓; 7 36 Pir*ermg2 9 : 1 63 a 28 ... - ... 2 Oshawa KKd.s Pelerb.—'r 11 3 4 1 t 4 6 4 28 30;3 1 28 38 13 l w 42K,-: Cob -,g t2 a 7 1 28 48 13 Alex '2 3 72 30 34 11 ve clep 2 1 101 15 79 a UNDER- t 3'PE' DIVISION TEAM GW L T F A PTS -- _ Alex cow" 13 10 2 4 S9 1 3. 3; 31 1996(-H E:N I .ANAI.IF:K rg Whitby 12 9 , 2 61 15 29 powrrg 13 6 3 4 30 18 22 West Rouge14 J 7 4 24 5' 13 Oftuwe Kicks t3 3 9 1 2' u 7 Darlington 13 2 10 ' �9 58 Malvern 14 t tt 2 •9 66 5 WIDER-14'AE' DIVISION TIAN G W LT F A PTS lye. :1 aC 30 Pe4erbp,ougn '3 •9 4 C 6' 23 27 Darlington 13 7 5 32 27 22 Olympic Flare 12 62 19 OsMs32 wa Tu,oi 13 1' 32 69 a C000urg 12 '_ 'C 2 '. 37 2 UNOER•15'P DIVISION TEAK G W L T F A PITS I.. • 4 12 2 58 36 Marl m '4 9 4 - 27 28 P4]wvg •4 6 3 3 38 27 27 oiympc Flame 2 14 8 6 : 42 40 24 North York Au 2 '4 6 5 3 28 22 I• Scarborough Musts '4 5 5 4 43 36 •9 Argarans 14 +2 21 47 A vM14by '4 '3 'a 74 3 UPOEW IS'Pe' DIVISION TEN/ G W L T F A PITS Rich—His ' 2 4 • 9 N P4ywrg •7 3 1 47 13 22 gl Danion 'C 3 r5 ' IS 24 'Jn,prlwae 1, 3 • C ' i5 55 ' UIDER-1T W DmLON TEM GIs L T F A PTS Gw Shrda '4 •• - ' 34 'a 34 Un.0m.w.t4 1 2 43 23 34 tsi.ga, 14 ,1 3 S( 5422 33 Etabcok. 13 5 a i 26 27 UrIvIev 13 5 21 27 ,6 P-wr.v ' 1 4 3 26 1s • 5 Thpmnm t 1 0 9 2 t• )• 1 Nora scama..vl 13 C t, 2 U 55 2 tApDEA•1a'r On1S10N TEAM G W L T F APTS Darvgaf •2 9 2 29 15 29 Scarburolpn Sores , 3 a 3 2 45 29 26 01--13 7 3 3 33 22 2A Odle.' K_ , 1 5 3 3 26 2, , a Wts1Ny 12 4 7 , 33 42 13 ~ End L'laed 12 2 a 2 37 45 Alas 13 - 1' , 22 51 4 AJAX HEN'S SLO ITCH ASSOCIATION Sleromg as as o' A,.g 20 'A' OWISION TIMG W L T F A IFS Puy. Mary Roves 26 23 2 1 294 •K 47 $News 26 15 10 t 2" ,9: 3' Gu.ers 24 13 t 1 2 254 2w 26 Caarorsl Auto ►arta 26 12 13 1 207 231 25 Haaers 2e 12 t3 1 223 175 25 Raiders ca Igo Ra26 11 13 2 101 199 24 Jeff sawyer 0uN 21 • 14 4 22s 240 20 ae1 DW1m '. Zt S tS 2 205 296 18 q 9adn 26 7 17 2 272 297 16 Y OWISION TEAM G W L T F AOTS er Sd Storey wwwws26 " 8 1 252 20' R Hooters 26 ' 7 9 0 261 202 34 Fs", Howl Sams 26 1a 9 1 2S2 255 33 asess 26 t5 11 0 224 201 30 RAM. Sharia 26 14 11 1 204 191 29 Tp Tc P. 2'S 12 13 1 269 213 25 Cprynw Cougars 26 12 14 0 rat 231 24 said bens 26 8 20 0 203 302 12 Slap 29 a 20 D 191 273 12 Y' DIVISION TEAM G W L T F A ITS Ross Scor Bar Dawga 26 2C 4 2 356 210 u DA Sv,.,ces 26 2C 5 ' 36, 243 41 Sesdl+a 26 14 11 , 331 293 29 UP On Deo, Burp 26 12 9 5 346 246 29 AA—. Ak, Cleo Reunen 26 14 12 0 292 255 27' Sapphves 26 11 13 2 310 299 23' Prudent" Panniers 26 B 15 3 275 315 19 C... 26 S 16 2 246 325 18 Bow". 26 2 22 2 122 369 6 ' rldrates ass. "'ANSA Awards Barpust. Saturday. Sept 27 Tickers $10 sect PICKEFW4G SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION METE GMiS PLAYOFF RESULTS Friday. August 8 Slc Sportse vs Coldwelt Banka, 9 Tuesday. August 12 Century 21 - Percy Fuaor. 16 vs Pldenng Pley'ng F,eds, 0. Ourham 111 7 is Duffers hit tgrd,& finµ ospital Wayne Anhurs of fidiadng'sed Mayer Shave Patieh of Aja: -will! No -off - widi DuriEam iRe l innd C hein eua rim Witty for dw idle second no" Picterial; 7bwn 1.Ceaft maycies Charity cusic solf lavio at *e Cbeiry Dawns Goff and Cgnahy Club': near Plckaing on '.nmway. Sept. it. 'lt a clark P event has 36 eorpo- arale fatasomes on the counie W raise ifoedi fm the hospital. Last year, 'aboit $80,000 was raised which �v4w toward We puricb a of a new l aaestbetic gat amchine. Hach ph%r will hism toe oppor- jtuity..a icy a bole on the clampi- ;oWW coarse: wide Opthm Region Chaitmm rum Witty, Ajax Mayor Soin Pwiab and Act[ ms Mayor WayxAttlusrs. `s.am of 1160 event an dl! 'Co me, Chub CSP ilei *toe` Aj1cNews N 43K? 1'x61'11\ Il \( NI \FIRE: 1".1 \IN\\\ 111X1\1N r 194 i NISSAN :•NLtiX � 88K IxM/1\M\ I•(••,t 1111 �E1 t993t HE1i MI NA API, CARGO T98K38K>. 1948 _4L St'PF,R 8 SED. r 194_ 11111)1 \ I- skill I . 1941 \l it AI 1111E. 111 k 1991 CHEN I.1 \tI\ \ \I'\ 1991 E.AG14. I. IY 1601 6Wm . 67K,- 64K` L 14w1 H\t\\ SJ�1 14411 I NU\\ \ \ It I \ 1940 II \D.\ BXR 14" 1411111 \ J -RI \\t H LOOK SAYE! A - ii9 1► ��. N,"�16K lural NI R4 1.k\ND NI IN 14x9 E.AG L 6 I'N h ♦1 I t H I411.4 \IE k0 DEN BE \1 190t r INTERIOR CLEAN Shampoo Seats & Carpets Degrease & Wax Door Jambs Clean & Detail 4 9 Trunk & Windows only AUTO SERVICE :ONE TIME FFree Shuttle-' 19 OF L_ Service -A pop a galloon, Win a nze! SUPER CENTRE OF RETAIL 6 0 ALL S /97 Expired; ALL MAKES sale applies only to tires installed q our technicians Seniors V.I. P. DISCOU11lS Available J — Now Only scum 1111a $594' flog From •G months Now ono payments 9Includes computer•Alifluidstoppsdaba" a�rr..svaaaaA.raBeF -no down payment check and labour to $49 and coolingsysion •no Interest adjust checked for FREE 0..1110. 3009 parts extra R , 79 e "neludes 5' 10W30 ole $1995 it needed Expires Sq".d.,37a97 =9 and ON um filler J 16J8 gayly St. Pickering 1016 Brock Rde Pickering us# -south of 40-1, _W€fit e,f,@,roE.k-RaJ (just sou h of 401J ILES S, A'♦ Y OWISION TEAM G W L T F AOTS er Sd Storey wwwws26 " 8 1 252 20' R Hooters 26 ' 7 9 0 261 202 34 Fs", Howl Sams 26 1a 9 1 2S2 255 33 asess 26 t5 11 0 224 201 30 RAM. Sharia 26 14 11 1 204 191 29 Tp Tc P. 2'S 12 13 1 269 213 25 Cprynw Cougars 26 12 14 0 rat 231 24 said bens 26 8 20 0 203 302 12 Slap 29 a 20 D 191 273 12 Y' DIVISION TEAM G W L T F A ITS Ross Scor Bar Dawga 26 2C 4 2 356 210 u DA Sv,.,ces 26 2C 5 ' 36, 243 41 Sesdl+a 26 14 11 , 331 293 29 UP On Deo, Burp 26 12 9 5 346 246 29 AA—. Ak, Cleo Reunen 26 14 12 0 292 255 27' Sapphves 26 11 13 2 310 299 23' Prudent" Panniers 26 B 15 3 275 315 19 C... 26 S 16 2 246 325 18 Bow". 26 2 22 2 122 369 6 ' rldrates ass. "'ANSA Awards Barpust. Saturday. Sept 27 Tickers $10 sect PICKEFW4G SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION METE GMiS PLAYOFF RESULTS Friday. August 8 Slc Sportse vs Coldwelt Banka, 9 Tuesday. August 12 Century 21 - Percy Fuaor. 16 vs Pldenng Pley'ng F,eds, 0. Ourham 111 7 is Duffers hit tgrd,& finµ ospital Wayne Anhurs of fidiadng'sed Mayer Shave Patieh of Aja: -will! No -off - widi DuriEam iRe l innd C hein eua rim Witty for dw idle second no" Picterial; 7bwn 1.Ceaft maycies Charity cusic solf lavio at *e Cbeiry Dawns Goff and Cgnahy Club': near Plckaing on '.nmway. Sept. it. 'lt a clark P event has 36 eorpo- arale fatasomes on the counie W raise ifoedi fm the hospital. Last year, 'aboit $80,000 was raised which �v4w toward We puricb a of a new l aaestbetic gat amchine. Hach ph%r will hism toe oppor- jtuity..a icy a bole on the clampi- ;oWW coarse: wide Opthm Region Chaitmm rum Witty, Ajax Mayor Soin Pwiab and Act[ ms Mayor WayxAttlusrs. `s.am of 1160 event an dl! 'Co me, Chub CSP ilei *toe` Aj1cNews N 43K? 1'x61'11\ Il \( NI \FIRE: 1".1 \IN\\\ 111X1\1N r 194 i NISSAN :•NLtiX � 88K IxM/1\M\ I•(••,t 1111 �E1 t993t HE1i MI NA API, CARGO T98K38K>. 1948 _4L St'PF,R 8 SED. r 194_ 11111)1 \ I- skill I . 1941 \l it AI 1111E. 111 k 1991 CHEN I.1 \tI\ \ \I'\ 1991 E.AG14. I. IY 1601 6Wm . 67K,- 64K` L 14w1 H\t\\ SJ�1 14411 I NU\\ \ \ It I \ 1940 II \D.\ BXR 14" 1411111 \ J -RI \\t H LOOK SAYE! A - ii9 1► ��. N,"�16K lural NI R4 1.k\ND NI IN 14x9 E.AG L 6 I'N h ♦1 I t H I411.4 \IE k0 DEN BE \1 190t r INTERIOR CLEAN Shampoo Seats & Carpets Degrease & Wax Door Jambs Clean & Detail 4 9 Trunk & Windows only AUTO SERVICE :ONE TIME FFree Shuttle-' 19 OF L_ Service -A pop a galloon, Win a nze! SUPER CENTRE OF RETAIL 6 0 ALL S /97 Expired; ALL MAKES sale applies only to tires installed q our technicians Seniors V.I. P. DISCOU11lS Available J — Now Only scum 1111a $594' flog From •G months Now ono payments 9Includes computer•Alifluidstoppsdaba" a�rr..svaaaaA.raBeF -no down payment check and labour to $49 and coolingsysion •no Interest adjust checked for FREE 0..1110. 3009 parts extra R , 79 e "neludes 5' 10W30 ole $1995 it needed Expires Sq".d.,37a97 =9 and ON um filler J 16J8 gayly St. Pickering 1016 Brock Rde Pickering us# -south of 40-1, _W€fit e,f,@,roE.k-RaJ (just sou h of 401J ILES S, A'♦ Duffers hit tgrd,& finµ ospital Wayne Anhurs of fidiadng'sed Mayer Shave Patieh of Aja: -will! No -off - widi DuriEam iRe l innd C hein eua rim Witty for dw idle second no" Picterial; 7bwn 1.Ceaft maycies Charity cusic solf lavio at *e Cbeiry Dawns Goff and Cgnahy Club': near Plckaing on '.nmway. Sept. it. 'lt a clark P event has 36 eorpo- arale fatasomes on the counie W raise ifoedi fm the hospital. Last year, 'aboit $80,000 was raised which �v4w toward We puricb a of a new l aaestbetic gat amchine. 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